Just shooting from the hip:
"args" is a reserved name for arguments to procs which is
used to implement variable number arguments. "args" is
not a single argument, but an array.
I don't know what happens when "args" is last in the list of
arguments to a proc or if it even has a defined meaning...
It looks like you pass in an array instead of splitting it up
into individual arguments.
proc foo {args} {
# how to forward this to proc "bar"?
#
# This is wrong, it passes in a single argument, an array to bar
bar $args
# This will work, except I'm not sure what happens in all the
# escape rule cases... or is this 100% clean?
eval "bar $args"
}
http://wiki.tcl.tk/1017
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