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From: Keith on 18 Apr 2010 21:05
I use the following routine to extract and display items in a label
widget:

Tcl 8.5

lassign [split $qpl(mem) ,] foo fo(0) fo(1) fo(2) fo(3)
set qpl(mem) "$fo(0)% $fo(1) Systems $fo(2) Sites $fo(3) Channels"
....
label $t.1.a -text "Radio Memory Used: $qpl(mem)"

However when $qpl(mem) is displayed with $t.1.a it includes the curly
brackets

5% {2 Systems} {2 Sites} {3 Channels}


how do I eliminate the brackets?

TIA.
From: Keith on 18 Apr 2010 21:11
Never mind I figured it out and I included the wrong line from the
label. sigh...


On Sun, 18 Apr 2010 18:05:57 -0700, Keith
<kilowattradio(a)use-reply-to.invalid> wrote:

>I use the following routine to extract and display items in a label
>widget:
>
>Tcl 8.5
>
>lassign [split $qpl(mem) ,] foo fo(0) fo(1) fo(2) fo(3)
>set qpl(mem) "$fo(0)% $fo(1) Systems $fo(2) Sites $fo(3) Channels"
>...
>label $t.1.a -text "Radio Memory Used: $qpl(mem)"
>
>However when $qpl(mem) is displayed with $t.1.a it includes the curly
>brackets
>
>5% {2 Systems} {2 Sites} {3 Channels}
>
>
>how do I eliminate the brackets?
>
>TIA.
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