Ok, I've just replaced the if-else statement that used this info
command with a try-catch block instead, to see if that makes any
difference (r32514). Please update to HEAD, reinstall port, and see if
the problem remains.
If the problem persists, please pass the -d switch and see if you
can't get a backtrace out of it.
-Kevin Ballard
On Jan 5, 2008, at 8:04 PM, Chris Janton wrote:
On 2008-01-05 , at 17:55 , Kevin Ballard wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> tclsh
% proc foo_bar {} { return 3 }
% foo_bar
3
% info commands foo_bar
foo_bar
% info commands foo
%
Tell me if you get different results.
% house54 4 # which tclsh
/usr/bin/tclsh
house54 5 # tclsh
% proc foo_bar {} { return 3 }
% foo_bar
3
% info commands foo_bar
foo_bar
% info commands foo
% house54 6 #
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:admin:125 $ which tclsh
/opt/local/bin/tclsh
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:admin:126 $ tclsh
% proc foo_bar {} { return 3 }
% foo_bar
3
% info commands foo_bar
foo_bar
% info commands foo
%
% [EMAIL PROTECTED]:admin:127 $ /usr/bin/tclsh
% proc foo_bar {} { return 3 }
% foo_bar
3
% info commands foo_bar
foo_bar
% info commands foo
% [EMAIL PROTECTED]:admin:128 $
8)
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http://kevin.sb.org
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