can TCL handle large string?

From: "liudin" <livdin@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 22:31:09 +0800

Hi,

I want to pass a string which length is large than 255 to a function.
But it seems that tcl chop the string to the limit of 250. Is there any way
in TCL to handle the large string?

Thanks.

liudin

.

Follow-Ups:
- Re: can TCL handle large string?
  - From: Earl Grieda
- Re: can TCL handle large string?
  - From: Jeff Godfrey

Prev by Date: Re: incrementing number added to directory
Next by Date: Re: can TCL handle large string?
Previous by thread: incrementing number added to directory
Next by thread: Re: can TCL handle large string?
Index(es):
- Date
- Thread

Relevant Pages

Re: can TCL handle large string?
... liudin wrote: ... > I want to pass a string which length is large than 255 to a function. ... > But it seems that tcl chop the string to the limit of 250. ... Prev by Date: ...
(comp.lang.tcl)
Re: can TCL handle large string?
... > I want to pass a string which length is large than 255 to a function. ... > But it seems that tcl chop the string to the limit of 250. ... once but it showed up 3 times on the Earthlink news server. ... Prev by Date: ...
(comp.lang.tcl)
Re: can TCL handle large string?
... > I want to pass a string which length is large than 255 to a function. ... > But it seems that tcl chop the string to the limit of 250. ... Jeff ... Prev by Date: ...
(comp.lang.tcl)
Re: can someone please help me with making this class
... struct and another I put the insert in. ... string phoneNo; ... node *temp, *prev; ...
(microsoft.public.vc.language)
Re: Handling Large files (a few Gb) in Perl
... search through each string looking for a specific character. ... my $prev = 0; ... sub use_length { ... Rate index length ...
(comp.lang.perl.misc)