> If everything is a command, then "#" must also be a command In my mind, that's an argument that at least something shouldn't be a command. But perhaps it si

> If everything is a command, then "#" must also be a command In my mind, that's an argument that at least something shouldn't be a command. But perhaps it simplifies implementation enough to be worth it. > To say that tcl does not allow one to know what a complicated line of code means is absurd. Fully agree with you there. And for what it's worth, in the Tcl I encounter, there's rarely a line of code that complicated. Perl is often accused of being a write-only language. I think Tcl, if anything, is the opposite. It always seems readable.