[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
nsperl2 is an AOLServer module which bridges, in both directions,
between tcl and Perl.
With it you can:
* call perl functions from tcl (via the perl::call tcl function)
* call tcl functions from perl (via a number of methods - see
Documentation below)
A quick look at the sources shows you built up the sv<>Tcl_Obj bridge
yourself. You might look at the Tcl.pm module for Perl to see an
alternative set of functions that do that bridging, in case there is
some missing overlap.
Jeff
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