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socket flushing/buffering problem, app hangs on close I've written a TCL app that receives data from a single TCP source and distributes this data to multiple TCP receivers using a very simple ASCII protocol. The server is non-blocking using TCL's event loop. Most of the receivers are not under my control and sometimes behave poorly. This means I don't have access... 5 Feb 2010 19:33
socket flushing/buffering problem, app hangs on close I've written a TCL app that receives data from a single TCP source and distributes this data to multiple TCP receivers using a very simple ASCII protocol. The server is non-blocking using TCL's event loop. Most of the receivers are not under my control and sometimes behave poorly. This means I don't have access to ... 5 Feb 2010 19:33
socket flushing/buffering problem, app hangs on close I've written a TCL app that receives data from a single TCP source and distributes this data to multiple TCP receivers using a very simple ASCII protocol. The server is non-blocking using TCL's event loop. Most of the receivers are not under my control and sometimes behave poorly. This means I don't have access... 5 Feb 2010 19:33
socket flushing/buffering problem, app hangs on close I've written a TCL app that receives data from a single TCP source and distributes this data to multiple TCP receivers using a very simple ASCII protocol. The server is non-blocking using TCL's event loop. Most of the receivers are not under my control and sometimes behave poorly. This means I don't have access to ... 5 Feb 2010 19:33
socket flushing/buffering problem, app hangs on close I've written a TCL app that receives data from a single TCP source and distributes this data to multiple TCP receivers using a very simple ASCII protocol. The server is non-blocking using TCL's event loop. Most of the receivers are not under my control and sometimes behave poorly. This means I don't have access... 5 Feb 2010 19:33
socket flushing/buffering problem, app hangs on close I've written a TCL app that receives data from a single TCP source and distributes this data to multiple TCP receivers using a very simple ASCII protocol. The server is non-blocking using TCL's event loop. Most of the receivers are not under my control and sometimes behave poorly. This means I don't have access... 5 Feb 2010 19:33
Xml structure Is there an easy way to extract the node/element structure from an xml file? Do I need to have an xml schema file for this or would it be easier to get it from xml data file? (I can use tDom and could load the whole file and iterate over the nodes I guess.) DrS ... 7 Feb 2010 02:09
Tcl extension and procedures Hi, I'm looking to write a C Tcl extension, to use with my application, which has has the following behaviour: proc aProc {} { set i 1 puts "i: $i" yield incr i puts "i: $i" } proc bProc {} { set j 5 puts "j: $j" yield incr j puts "j: $j" } schedule aPr... 7 Feb 2010 13:06
Tcl-URL! - weekly Tcl news and links (Feb 5) QOTW: "[M]egawidgets are harder than they look; getting focus handling right is usually the prime problem." - Donal K. Fellows Thanks to Arjen Markus for his weekly summary of Wiki activity: As you may noted, it is now even simpler to create a new page on the Wiki: just press the link "Create new page". Th... 5 Feb 2010 10:30
when did mini.net go by the wayside? Lots of links to Tcl material are now broken and am even unable to use web.archive.org as apparently the new owners have blocked access via robots.txt. This may be old news, but trying to search the group via google's web interface for "mini.net" was not terribly helpful. ... 5 Feb 2010 08:17 |