I know 'puts stdout "Hello world"' and a loop or two. Can I help?
Kristoffer Lawson wrote:
On 25 Jan 2007, at 00:36, Damon Courtney wrote:
The elephant in that room is garbage collection, as I mentioned on
tcl-core. I want my objects deleted automatically.
I would like that too, but unfortunately this is far from trivial in
Tcl. It may not even be possible in a reasonable sense. Laddered
string would help a lot to do something about it and there was that
variable trick mentioned on the Wiki. Apart from that, you would need
to break Tcl to make it happen (which, I guess, is what Hecl is about).
Yes, but in a web-based environment, how much garbage collection do
you really need?! The interpreter is going to disappear as soon as
the webpage is sent!
This very much depends on the implementation of your framework. But
sure, that's one way to do it :-)
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