You cannot generalize tcl arguments. The tcl syntax is exceptionally
simple: every statement starts with a command, and every "word" after that
is an argument. A "word" can be just that - a single word, or a collection
of characters inside quotes. It is up to each individual command as to how
it i
Please can someone illuminate the differences between Tcl's arguments and
Python's arguments?
After reading a little about tcl/Tk I found that the arguments are written in
the forms:
1) -option (the option's name alone is an argument)
2) -option value (with description of value's type)
3) value
