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or do you mean another desktop (linux desktop)? please be a tad bit more precise

here we go: #!/usr/bin/tclsh package require Tclx foreach i $various_Shell_Scripts { set child [fork] if {$child == 0} { cd [lindex $i 0] set runcmd [list exec $i] puts "Running:\ncd [lindex $i 0]\n$runcmd\n\n" if {[catch $runcmd]!=0} { error...

will give a code sample as soon as I get back to work (where it remains -lol-)

Cheers dudes after hours of research I found that using Tclx was the best option... I fork my everytime I need to launch a shell script à la C, in the mean time I count how many fork call there is and I loop with a wait inside for the children to complete. Easiest and fastest way. I have to...

Hi guys, I was wondering how to run shell scripts using the tcl exec function and wait for them to finish until I can start the next command... Long story short: foreach i $various_Shell_Scripts { # the commands in each $i are rather complex and long and # I want to execute them in the...

Thank you feherke :)

Yeah superbe it works!!! Thank you!!! Where can I find those color code then?

I've tried everything, but I can output a string with a specific color assigned to it. Is any one familiar with that? Note that this is a tcl only script, I'm not using tk at all. Cheers mate

even forget the tags... :( It's been too long... here is goes, nicely readable scrollbar .sbar text .text -relief flat -yscrollcommand {.sbar set} .sbar configure -command ".text yview" labelframe .text.f1 -text "f1" -pady 5 labelframe .text.f2 -text "f2" -pady 5 labelframe .text.f3 -text...

Hi guys, it's been a long time... Anyway, I'm trying to create a scrollable frame using only tk. I tried with text widgets containing other widgets but the scrollbar associated with the text widget won't scroll if the widgets are displayed outside the text widgets. here is my dirty code: <code>...

thank you so much guys. No there is no need to use regexp. I just thought it would be nicer instead of using a foreach. I guess there is not many other solutions, or is there?

Thank you so much I am gonna test it, but it seems like it is gonna work :)

Hello guys, trying to compute the regexp for this problem, but I can't get it right. Here is the string the string is only composed of at maximum one of each of the following letter A, F, P, and G. and it can include all the them (so max size is 4) so a valid result could be A AG APG AGF GFAP...

ok cheers... :) I guess I'm gonna have to go on the linux forum and ask :)

Yeah I know, the solution might be to change the OS charset then run the application then switch the charset back... But I do not know how to change the charset of the OS (Linux) within the shell... Anyone?