Also known as [RLH]

Email: sigzero AT gmail DOT com

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'''Standing offer'''

If you need something tested on:

   * Windows 2000
   * Windows XP
   * Mac OSX
   * HP/UX

I can probably help out in some way  (i.e making sure the docs are right, running tests, etc.).

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'''To do list'''
    
   * Learn Snit better [http://wiki.tcl.tk/3963]
   * Update the Vim Tcl mode
   * Create a nifty Vim plugin for Tcl

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'''Thoughts'''

Collaborative Tcl Book: What if we took Tcl, split it up and gave 1 chapter to the person that considers him/herself an expert in that area? That way no one person is unduly burdened by writing a whole book. This book could be given back to the community in PDF form. Then the same thing could be done for Tk. We would then have a "book" that can constantly be upgraded and refined with best practices and re-released to the community. ''A dynamic book for a dynamic language!''

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'''Remember'''

2006-04-25: I asked about heredoc like functionalityon c.l.tcl because I did something with heredocs at work. I am not particularly drawn to heredocs but I thought it was cool. Tcl does it without any special mojo:

 #!/usr/local/bin/tclsh

 set v1 [exec whoami]
 set v2 [exec date]

 set msg "
 This will be a long multi-line message. 
 
 The variables \$v1 and \$v2 will interpolate in here as well.

 This is who I am logged in as:  $v1

 This is the date:  $v2
 "

 puts $msg
 
'''Vim'''

I started working on my Vim plugin for Tcl. I am going to call it "tcl-mode.vim". I will be learning more about Vim in this process so it might go a little slow. In the end I hope to have something along the lines of "perl-support.vim" which is very good for working with Perl files.

 * menus with various functions (commenting, templates, run Tcl or Tk, etc.)
 * integration with nagelfar and frink
 * anything else I can think of...

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