Re: Where to find a Tcl command?

On Jul 30, 2:27 pm, "Gerald W. Lester" <Gerald.Les...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
mike.hfzh...@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.

"puts" is one of the built in commands (unless your code has redefined it).

Tcl comes with man/help pages for all of the built in commands, so if what
you are attempting to do is figure out how to use puts -- look there.

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Thank you very much,
Mike

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