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checking a value inside a list
I've got this variable named "ref": 802.11ac(auto),802.11n+a Then I have this value, named "val": 802.11ac(auto) so I want to check if $val is inside $ref This is what I do: set elements [split $ref ","] if {([llength $elements] > 1) && ($val != "")} { if {[lsearch $elements $val] !=... -
concat variables in new lines
I'd like to concat some string-based variables and I want each of them in a new line. However, I can't find the correct way to write the code. This is what I tried: set mensaje "Error: esta atenuacion: $att dB\n" gset listaMensajes [concat [gget listaMensajes] "$mensaje"] set mensaje "Error... -
Polar diagram with TCL
Hi everyone, does anyone know a graphs library or any way to plot a polar diagram with TCL? Would it be possible to do it in an Excel/csv file? Thank you! -
store values from a loop in a list
Hi there, I'd like to know how to store the values 90 89 88 ...0 -81 -82 ...-90 in a list/array. I thought I could do a for loop and store the iteration variable in the list/array but I'm a bit confused with the syntax. I'm trying to do this: for {set i 90} {$i > 0} { incr i -1} {...
