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08-22-2005
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Save TCL Procedure Output
Hello Friend,
In TCL i wrote a procedure as power, accepting two arguments and it was saved as a file named TCLProc.tcl. Now from unix, using shell script i want to run this procedure power,the output of this procedure should be saved in a text file.How can i do this.Please help me as early as possible.It is very urgent for me. If possible please provide sample code. Thankyou. Last edited by gjsaravanan; 08-23-2005 at 10:50 PM. 
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11-21-2007
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Save TCL Procedure Output
Hi
vim sample.tcl /usr/bin/tclsh proc power { a b } { puts "$a --- $b" } close the program from the command prompt $path/wish sample.tcl 5 6 >> output.txt hope u got it Regards, Sanju.
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