Exercises, examples and other material relating to training module T206. This topic is presented on public courses Learning to program in Tcl, Tcl Basics

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Tcl Programming - training course - The Tcl programming language, and Expect Tcl Programming - The Tcl programming language, and Expect This course covers the fundamentals of the Tcl programming language. You'll learn about Tcl ... http://www.wellho.net/course/tbfull.html  [course]

Learning to Program in Tcl - training course - The Tcl programming language, and Expect Learning to Program in Tcl - The Tcl programming language, and Expect This course covers the fundamentals of the Tcl programming language. You'll learn ... http://www.wellho.net/course/tlfull.html  [course]

Tcl - append v lappend v concat Should you use append, lappend or even concat to add to variable in Tcl? append puts one string directly on the end of another, without adding any extra ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/1402_Tcl ... oncat.html  [short article]

Sorting in Tcl - lists and arrays Tcl's lsort command lets you sort a list - and that can be a list of the keys of an array. You can't sort the array, but once you have the list of keys ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/1405_Sor ... rrays.html  [short article]

split and join in tcl and expect Split and join in most languages convert strings of text into arrays / lists / collections of other sorts. But in Tcl, all variables are held as strings, ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/2472_spl ... xpect.html  [short article]

Tcl - lappend v concat In Tcl, you can use the lappend command to add items on to a list, but it doesn't always do exactly what you wish it to. Let's say that I've got two ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/781_Tcl- ... oncat.html  [short article]

What are Tcl lists? In Tcl, all variables (except 'arrays') are held as strings of text - and that includes lists. A list is a string which is treated as a collection of ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/2468_Wha ... ists-.html  [short article]

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A variable might contain a series of words and, if it does, it can be treated in a special way, as a list through which your program can iterate. This module describes how such lists are handled, and goes on to cover list-related commands. Several sample programs show you how to make best use of lists.

This topic is presented on public courses Learning to program in Tcl, Tcl Basics

acr2	Treating lines of data read from file as a list
days	A list of days
fido	Open and read a file line by line
pk4.tcl	Generate a series packet sizes for network testing
stdlook	Look up Florida dialling codes