Hi,
I am using ns 2.33 on a solaris/intel machine. In the ns2 TCL script I want to
use a variable defined in C++. The variable is used for looping control as
follows:
while {$x < 16.0} {
...
for {set y 1.0} {$y < $ns at $x "$sipalice getSize"} {set y [expr
(0.5+$y)]} {
...
}
...
}
The statement $ns at $x "$sipalice getSize" returns now some weird integerid.
The command getSize is defined here:
...
} else if (!strcmp(argv[1], "getSize")){
Tcl& tcl = Tcl::instance();
sprintf(tcl.buffer(),"%d",SIPSingleton::getInstance()->getSize());
tcl.result(tcl.buffer());
return(TCL_OK);
}
...
I think the tcl.result is overwritten by the Scheduler::command(..) function...
Is it in in any way possible to return a variable to the tcl script when the
scheduler is started? I know it is possible without timing (without the "$ns at
x" part), but I have to use the timing otherwise statements are executed too
early.
Regards,
Jo
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