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Not exactly "production" software, but we've started using Tcl as a cleaner alternative to Bash.
by dmux 11y ago
Not exactly "production" software, but we've started using Tcl as a cleaner alternative to Bash.
- sea6ear 11y agoI've actually used it a lot as a sort of "sane" scripting engine that I could include with other software to deal with various configuration tasks that would be too painful in DOS batch or (somewhat less painfully) bash. So it has gotten used a lot around the edges of other software that I've written in C# or as part of config steps in InnoSetup. It's a great tool for random little messy bits that need to be done where you don't want to deal with installing something larger.