Re: Weird Error Msg
- From: "SuNnY" <esunny@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 5 Feb 2007 09:57:46 -0800
On Feb 5, 6:34 pm, Bryan Oakley <oak...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
SuNnY wrote:
Hi all !!
I am working on file and string searching. while executing my code , i
am getting this strange error msg. i tried everything but cudnt crack
what tclsh is trying to tell me ...
here is the complete error msg:
list element in quotes followed by "." instead of space
while executing
"foreach Str $TestStr {
"List element in quotes followed by <some character>" means the variable
doesn't contain a valid list (by virtue of it having a non-whitespace
character immediately after a quoting character).
My guess is, you're taking a random string from a file or from user
input and are trying to use it as a Tcl list, which you should not be doing.
--
Bryan Oakleywww.tclscripting.com
Hi !!
Well yes, i have to search for a particular string in a directory. my
idea is to search for particular type of file, and search for
particular string in each file.
But when while searching for files in a directory, the program stops
when it encounters more than one "." in the file/directory name. I try
to catch the list of the files in a list and then by using foreach i
am reading and searching file for particular string.
How to over come this ? problem
Also can someone guide me to complete documentation on file searching
( not the content of file)
..
changing root directory using 'cd' command is what I have done...but
it doesn't look decent, because i have to put many looping statement
(for eg foreach, while, if...)
any online tutorial on file searching would be of help.
thnx
.
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