I am using telnetwrapper (http://mud.de/se/jta/doc/source/index.html). The problem I am experiencing is that it truncates part of the output received from the remote end. How do I increase the buffer size? Has anyone used this before?
I have the following problem:
I need to use expect (tcl8.0) on WIndows platform for communicating with an telnet application. I have other tcl scripts using tcl8.3. Now I need to execute a procedure (ideally) on expect/tcl8.0 and gets it result to the application on tcl8.3. I am looking at the...
Hello,
I am using stripchart to produce a graph using data from DB. This data is pulled out automatically every morning and analysis is done on this data. A graph is produced using stripchart.
I want to find if there is a way to create a gif or any other standard format for this graph so...
Does anyone know how I can get the binary distribution of the Expect 5.x that works with tcl8.3 for the windows platform? All I could locate is a zip with a bunch of sourcefiles which require compilation. I do not have one.
Thanks.
Does anyone have experience on making a tcl/tk application a service on the Windows 2000 platform? This is required to make it re-start if it does crash or automatically run when the PC reboots.
Any ideas or pointers?
THanks
I have had trouble getting exec to work under Windows environment. I am trying to execute the following:
set ret [ exec "wish83 p1.tcl arg "]
It returns with an error saying that it does find file/program named p1.tcl. I know that the p1.tcl does exist but in the current directory. I...
I am trying to do the following:
I am using stripchart to create a scrolling graph (X axis time, Y axis data value). I would like to associate a tag with each data point,i.e. each data point need to have a unique tag(generated outside of the program). When a user clicks on a data point, I would...
I am trying to do the following:
Create a scrollable canvas using Tk. On the scrollable canvas, plot a graph using X-Y coordinates. X is essentially time while Y is a number. As the time progresses, the new numbers arriving have to be plotted.
Two things have to happen:
1. The view of the...
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