Re: Where to find a Tcl command?

mike.hfzhang@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi, I am a newbite of TCL, I am trying to access TCL commands, for
example, I am tring to locate a command "puts" ,but I can not find it
in any Tcl folder,anyone can let me know the clue about it? thanks.

Mike


The standard Tcl command-set is not comprised of separate utility programs like many Unix-style commands might be. Instead, all of the standard commands are contained in a single-executable interpreter which is typically named either tclsh (non-GUI interpreter) or wish (GUI interpreter). Note, the names may contain a trailing version stamp as well, as in tclsh84 or wish84.

Jeff
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