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I'm from China

Posted by muji (muji), 25 January 2006
HI:
    I am a chinesesboy,and my English is poor,so please
don't mind.

    I'm a CAM Engineer , in my work,I use Unigraphics.
Now, I need study "The Tcl programming language",it's will heip my work.

I need your help,and I hope do your friend.Thanks!

                                                                 Muji
 

Posted by admin (Graham Ellis), 25 January 2006
Hi, Muji, and welcome.

You are very wise to start with a book such as "The Tcl Programming Language".  If you find that book a bit difficult, there are many other books available on Tcl too.  We have a list of 17 books on Tcl and you'll see that I've told you which I recommend on the list.

If you have a question because of something you've read in one of the books, please ask me about it here and I will be happy to answer.  It can take up to 24 hours for me to visit the board and answer questions, so please be patient.  My working life is spent teaching languages such as Tcl and I answer here in my spare time.

Posted by muji (muji), 26 January 2006
“We have a list of 17 books on Tcl and you'll see that I've told you which I recommend on the list. “

Thank you for the reply,sorry,I can't download this book.

Now in China,the information about The Tcl programming language  was very lack,   so   I hope
I can get some BOOKS,and thank you very much!!!

Tomorrow,we will have a vacation----"Chinese New Year",about a week. So, I will come back a week later.

I will miss you !!!

Posted by Liujian (Liujian), 29 November 2006
Hello, muji. my name is Liujian. I come from ShangHai,China. in my work,I use Unigraphics too.
hope to become the friend with you. my MSN  is:sordliu@hotmail.com; QQ: 32872001 Email address:Liujian19821002@126.com or liujian@elsa-china.com
thanks.

Posted by iamxiaop (iamxiaop), 16 July 2007
I am from China too. I stated learn TCL 3 days ago.

Here I share a piece of script which can be used in RS-232
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
proc ComSetup {ComPort ComRate} {
  set iChannel [open $ComPort w+]
  set rate $ComRate
  fconfigure $iChannel -mode $ComRate,n,8,1
  fconfigure $iChannel -blocking 0
  fconfigure $iChannel -buffering none
  fileevent $iChannel readable ""
  return $iChannel
}

proc GetData {iChannel} {
 
  global output
  update
  after 2000
  set cap [read -nonewline $iChannel]
  return "$cap"  
}

proc SendCmd {channel command} {
  global output debug

  set letter_delay 10  
  set commandlen [string length $command]
  for {set i 0} {$i < $commandlen} {incr i} {  
     set letter [string index $command $i]
     after $letter_delay
     puts -nonewline $channel $letter
     if {$debug(dutConfig) == 1} {puts -nonewline $output "$letter"}
  }
  after $letter_delay  
  puts -nonewline $channel "\n"
  if {$debug(dutConfig) == 1} {puts $output ""}
  after 500
  flush $channel
}



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