> I'm putting together some tutorial exercises to get
> new users started with vTcl.
Great.
> Can anybody tell me if the "puts" command writes someplace
> where the user can see it on Windows and Mac platforms?
>
> On UNIX, it goes to the xterm where vtcl was executed. I have
> no idea what happens on other platforms.
>
It depends :-).
If you were running the wish shell and started an application from
the wish shell command line, then puts (with no stream argument) produces
output in the wish console window.
On the other hand, if you started from an icon (e.g, double-clicking on a
tcl/tk (=extension .tcl in windows) file which can execute, then
output from puts with only one argument disappears into the big bit
bucket in the sky.
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