both are just examples, aka the original code from that forum thread, of course i modified it to my needs ;) im wondering a bit about your examples - where is $scripts in foreach script $scripts coming from? and where is $::errorInfo coming from? im not able to follow the pointer from one to the oth...
hi folks ^^ this time im looking for a way to catch errors that usually crash the eggy WITHOUT crashing it. ive seen this somewhere once, i tried it already with set error "" foreach script { alltools.tcl cmd_resolve.tcl whatever-script-one-per-line.tcl } { catch {source scripts/$script} e...
nope, i did not do any modifications to what the convertimg.tcl (thats how i named it) output. but ill try again with your updated code including fconfigure ^^ updating thread in a bit //edit1: WOHH!! fconfigure gave me a ****LOAD of much more lines this time lol going to import that piece into the ...
hmm .. looks like im either too stupid for that or it doesnt work .. converting the image seemed to work fine .. set giffile { R0lGODlhDw ..... } image create photo imgobj -data $giffile .c.img config -image imgobj i put that set giffile right into the code instead of an external file, decimating ev...
mhm .. interesting .. and yup .. i was referring to an output .exe after compiling/wrapping ^^ base64 .. mhm .. very interesting .. ill try your code when im at home later on, looks very interesting. plus i hope that that base64 package doesnt result in an error when compiling/wrapping .. let me rep...
oh .. my .. god ... oO NOW im really confused >_< and nope, im not doing any c or c++ or anything like that - tcl/tk is my home. well .. what you are trying to say is that i need to "convert" the image into raw txt, apply a variable to it and use that variable in the image command? any eas...
hi guys not sure if anyone is familiar with tk in here but id like to know if its possible to recall an image from inside a compiled tcl .exe package. its possible to include it in the compiler without errors but im not sure if its also possible to call that image from inside the package. at the mom...
oh, oh?
exec $myshellscript &
is going to do the trick and ill never have a non-responding bot again when calling something that takes a hell of a time via exec?
hey guys (and girls ^^) looking for a solution to kind of call a shell script (.sh) which takes about 3 minutes to be finished into background without getting my eggdrop stuck and not responding at all. fact is: its not possible to do it with exec since exec waits for a reply possible solution: usin...