S.Suresh,
 
this is actually simple. Tcl internally maintains the argv variable
which is a list containing all the command line parameters to the
script. So if you need the 1st parameter you get it with [lindex $argv
0], the 2nd with [lindex $argv 1] and so on
 
--
Best regards,
Dmitry
 

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Sundararaman
Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2007 5:13 PM
To: activetcl@listserv.ActiveState.com; expect@[...].com
Subject: [Activetcl] How to pass parameters to a file "test.tcl"
fromcommand line


Hi All,
 
I have a script called "test.tcl". Here i want to pass one parameter
which is a simple text file. Like:
 
%tclsh test.tcl somefile.txt
 
The "somefile.txt" has got 3 values, one is IP address, another one is
mode1 and last one is mode2.
 
How can i write the piece of code to do this in "test.tcl" ?
 
Can anyone guide me across thru it ?
 
Rgds,
s.suresh
 
 


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