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- tcl/control/break Abort looping command
- tcl/control/case Evaluate one of several scripts, depending on a given value
- tcl/control/catch Evaluate script and trap exceptional returns
- tcl/control/continue Skip to the next iteration of a loop
- tcl/control/error Generate an error
- tcl/control/eval Evaluate a Tcl script
- tcl/control/exit End the application
- tcl/control/for ``For'' loop
- tcl/control/foreach Iterate over all elements in a list
- tcl/control/if Execute scripts conditionally
- tcl/control/interp Create and manipulate Tcl interpreters
- tcl/control/load Load machine code and initialize new commands.
- tcl/control/proc Create a Tcl procedure
- tcl/control/rename Rename or delete a command
- tcl/control/return Return from a procedure
- tcl/control/source Evaluate a file as a Tcl script
- tcl/control/switch Evaluate one of several scripts, depending on a given value
- tcl/control/uplevel Execute a script in a different stack frame
- tcl/control/while Execute script repeatedly as long as a condition is met
- tcl/files/close Close an open file
- tcl/files/eof Check for end-of-file condition on open file
- tcl/files/file Manipulate file names and attributes
- tcl/files/flush Flush buffered output for a file
- tcl/files/gets Read a line from a file
- tcl/files/glob Return names of files that match patterns
- tcl/files/open Open a file
- tcl/files/puts Write to a file
- tcl/files/read Read from a file
- tcl/files/seek Change the access position for an open file
- tcl/files/tell Return current access position for an open file
- tcl/intro/syntax Summary of Tcl language syntax.
- tcl/libraries/library standard library of Tcl procedures
- tcl/libraries/unknown Handle attempts to use non-existent commands
- tcl/lists/concat Join lists together
- tcl/lists/join Create a string by joining together list elements
- tcl/lists/lappend Append list elements onto a variable
- tcl/lists/lindex Retrieve an element from a list
- tcl/lists/linsert Insert elements into a list
- tcl/lists/list Create a list
- tcl/lists/llength Count the number of elements in a list
- tcl/lists/lrange Return one or more adjacent elements from a list
- tcl/lists/lreplace Replace elements in a list with new elements
- tcl/lists/lsearch See if a list contains a particular element
- tcl/lists/lsort Sort the elements of a list
- tcl/lists/split Split a string into a proper Tcl list
- tcl/math/expr Evaluate an expression
- tcl/math/incr Increment the value of a variable
- tcl/processes/exec Invoke subprocess(es)
- tcl/processes/pid Retrieve process id(s)
- tcl/status/cd Change working directory
- tcl/status/history Manipulate the history list
- tcl/status/info Return information about the state of the Tcl interpreter
- tcl/status/pwd Return the current working directory
- tcl/strings/append Append to variable
- tcl/strings/format Format a string in the style of sprintf
- tcl/strings/regexp Match a regular expression against a string
- tcl/strings/regsub Perform substitutions based on regular expression pattern matching
- tcl/strings/scan Parse string using conversion specifiers in the style of sscanf
- tcl/strings/string Manipulate strings
- tcl/strings/subst Perform backslash, command, and variable substitutions
- tcl/time/time Time the execution of a script
- tcl/variables/array Manipulate array variables
- tcl/variables/global Access global variables
- tcl/variables/set Read and write variables
- tcl/variables/stdvars Variables used by Tcl
- tcl/variables/trace Monitor variable accesses
- tcl/variables/unset Delete variables
- tcl/variables/upvar Create link to variable in a different stack frame
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