> at which point Tcl starts to look like a Lisp-2 with a slight propensity for stringiness and a mildly unusual syntax. I always saw Tcl as a bastard child of

> at which point Tcl starts to look like a Lisp-2 with a slight propensity for stringiness and a mildly unusual syntax. I always saw Tcl as a bastard child of Lisp and sh. It's beautiful in its own quirky way.