I have a mountain of code in TCL, and I am thinking of rewriting some of it
in C.
In a C module I have a function that is registered to an URL. Like I said,
I have a bunch of TCL code that I would like to be able to use until (if
ever) it gets rewritten.
I see that I can execute TCL code and get a string back via Ns_TclEval().
It seems to work, but my first attempt, foolishly, was to use a utility TCL
proc that returns a db handle. I can execute it, and I get the string that
represents the name of the handle, but that's not exactly the same as a C
Ns_DbHandle.
Is there any way to share stuff like db handles back and forth like that?
I saw some functions for sharing an Ns_Set, but that's about it.
I would appreciate any pointers for this kind of thing... I am just getting
started.
Thanks,
Ian
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