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Yes, you're probably right. Frankly, I'd rather not have this kind or error-prone behavior in my programming languages, not even when scripting. It makes proper
by adwn 6y ago
Yes, you're probably right. Frankly, I'd rather not have this kind or error-prone behavior in my programming languages, not even when scripting. It makes proper handling of strings hard and cumbersome (as evidenced by a lot of software that can't handle spaces in file names because it's calling scripts written in sh or bash), and I don't get the Tcl love professed in the comments here.
- setpatchaddress 6y agoI'm not a fan of Tcl -- I used it a bit in the 90's -- but this really isn't the best example. You need a bit more context to give it a fair shake.
- wryoak 6y agoYour attribution of "error prone behavior" to programming languages rather than to their users may explain why you "don't get the Tcl love"