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I haven't written any Tcl in years but one of the things I liked about it was that it's not deep at all. Very simple rules, with enough flexibility built-in to
by bityard 6y ago
I haven't written any Tcl in years but one of the things I liked about it was that it's not deep at all. Very simple rules, with enough flexibility built-in to (usually) make it do what you want.
- MaxBarraclough 6y agoSounds like the Forth philosophy.
- zests 6y agoI want to get to the point where I'm comfortable using what makes Tcl special like uplevel/upvar. I can use it as a basic scripting language but I don't really grok what makes it special. Its like knowing how to use lisp but not knowing how macros work. Funnily enough this is actually where I am now with lisp.