[LEG]: short for Georg Lehner, alias Jorge-León

Product and embedded software development at KEBA AG, http://keba.com

System Administrator and (Senior) Consultant at several companies and organizations: UNI/Nicaragua, Unan León/Nicaragua
Netport/Nicaragua, WebDynamite/Austria, JBK-Net/Austria, and my own Server at http://www.magma.com.ni/.

I have been experimenting with [Compact Code Formatting Style].  My first impression: more difficult to write, 
easier to read.

While playing around with that topic I found out that 'while is bad', both for the [Compact Code Formatting Style] and
when you are hooked up with recursion.

Ideas about Tcl:

   * [lexical scope]: yet another approach to lexical scoped variables in Tcl
   * [Everything is a List]: is already discussed on [everything is a string]

'''What''' am i doing with Tcl?
   * baccus: a file system backup utility based on
   * afis: an archival file storage package, which uses
   * urta: a volume organized file archive based on unordered radix trees and
   * brisa: fast hash-cryption
   * fp: practical functional programming in Tcl
   * astra: variadic versions of standard Tcl commands
   * openACS [http://www.openacs.org/] and dotLrn [http://www.dotlrn.org/] hacking
   * small utilities for which /bin/sh is to complicated to use
   * [TTP] Template and configfile parser and application wrapper: 
   * NMS rather old and not in use: from one network description calculate routes and any related configuration data for your network
   * [f4t]: Forth for Tcl. Yet another Forthish extension to Tcl

   * [lpush] and [lprepend] as well as
   * [lpop] and [lshift]

[AK]: May we get links to baccus, afis, urta, brisa, fp, astra, ... ?

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