Re: Is there a way to make 'wish' read standard input?

In article <pnWah.1$4s4.0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
John Seal <sealj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
tclin1998@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
northstar:/tmp% wish tt.tcl
123
_

However,
I could not get the command prompt % in the console.
Is there a way to get tcl command prompt % in the above scenario ?

Here's how I do it, if I haven't written the script to use [console] and
don't want to use TkCon:

northstar:/tmp% wish
% source tt.tcl
123
%

Along with the apt counsel of Richard and John,
it's timely to confirm that you understand both
tclsh.exe
and
wish.exe
are available for Windows. You might find the
former does exactly what you lack in the latter.
.

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