Re: Having problem with SPLIT
- From: "Earl Grieda" <egriedaNOT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2005 20:51:18 GMT
"Bryan Oakley" <oakley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Earl Grieda wrote:
> > ...
> > The problem started when I thought it would be nice to have HTML
> > and/or tabs in a header, so I tested it to see if it works. But,
> > "split" changes the word "\tHeader" to {\tHeader},
>
> That is an incorrect assessment. Believe it or not, split will *not*
> add any characters to the original data. Internally the header does
> not contain those curly braces. Split is not what is causing the {}'s
> to appear in your data.
>
> The problem comes when you use this list as a string. When you do that
> (such as when you do a puts), tcl automatically converts the list to a
> string.
Yes. (Light bulb goes off.) Problem solved. The error was in the proc that
writes the headers to the report. As you mentioned, I was trying to "puts"
a list, not a string.
.
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