On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Scott Redman wrote:
That should not be a problem. I put in a check for this
error condition myself. There is some code in the pkgIndex.tcl
file that looks in env for CLASSPATH spelled with some mix
of lowercase letters. The real problem is that Tcl removes
a env var that is s
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Larry W. Virden wrote:
Do you get this same error with the unix/configure.in build?
Try that and see if the error is the same. If it is, I would
be willing to bet that your sed program is broken in some way.
Try replacing the Solaris sed program with gnu sed and see if
that f
Removing an env var that is empty is a Windows platform issue,
not the fault of Tcl.
Scott Stanton fixed the pkgIndex.tcl to work properly, even
with the empty env variable issue.
-- Scott
Moses DeJong wrote:
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> On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Scott Redman wrote:
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> That should not be a problem. I pu
Well, except that when this happens from within Tcl it appears to completely
violate Tcl's semantics about variables:
set env(CLASSPATH) ""
puts $env(CLASSPATH)
gives an error!
While this may be a _peculiarity_ of Windows, I think Tcl needs to be coded
to avoid this, not to label it as a bu
