>  Andreas Kupries wrote:
>  > Only the moment you start running code from a file, either
>  > implicitly sourced by the tclsh, or explicitly in your C code,
>  or you do an
>  > 'eval' at C level, will you have a context in which you can
>  count lines, and
>  > which has a type.
> 
>  I was under the impression that a call to Tcl_EvalObjv() counted as
>  "an 'eval' at C level".  If that's my error, some additional docs on
>  the point should be enough.
> 
>  > I am not sure if putting in a fake context for this situation will help
>  > much. What do you think the type of that context should be ?
> 
>  I was expecting to see the same result as if my code did
> 
>     Tcl_Eval(interp, "info frame 0");

Hm. Yes. I think this requires source-diving to re-familiarize myself with
the code in that area, see which of the eval routines does what. I am not
sure when I have a slot of free time for this.

--
	Andreas Kupries <andreask@[...].com> 
	Developer @ http://www.ActiveState.com
	Tel: +1 778-786-1122



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