would
ns_eval [ns_markfordelete]
work? ns_eval runs a bit of tcl code in each thread.
See, I knew there ought to be an easy way! Thanks!
I'm sure you caught it, but I should have written
ns_eval ns_markfordelete
(no brackets)
I kind of do the same thing, in that I have an init proc that does a
"package require" of everything my aolserver app needs, and if rerun
it first does a "package forget" on all of them. While in
development, every page load causes a "package forget" so that I
reload everything, so that every code change becomes immediately
apparent.
To me it seems a little indirect, but also I'm not really using anything
from outside sources that's packaged (no tcllib for the most part,
etc). If I was, I'd probably rather use package require than rewrite
part of an external package to load individually. As it is, most of my
"init scripts" just source all the files in a given directory. Anyway,
six of one...
Rusty
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