[Sarnold]: I created a Tcl implementation in Javascript. The idea came from the need I felt to process documentation
in wiki form in a browser - i.e., store manuals as wiki markup ''directly'' on the server, and let some Javascript code process it.

This idea is not new, many AJAX applications already do it. But remember, Tcl was created as a configuration language, and I need this type of language. But I wonder if I will ever have the time to finish it.

''JsTcl'' - this implementation, is far from being complete. I began it by looking at [Picol]'s parser code, and
converting it into Javascript.

'''Downloads'''.

You will need:
   * [http://sarnold.free.fr/experimental/jstcl/tcl.js], the Tcl implementation.
   * [http://sarnold.free.fr/experimental/jstcl/jstcl.html], the example page with a testing suit.

'''Supported platforms (browsers?)'''
This implementation was tested with Firefox 2.0.0.3 and IE 7.0 on Windows XP.

 puts {Really, Tcl runs everywhere!}


'''Differences with standard Tcl'''

Like in [Picol], we have no [expr]. Instead, we have:
 + - * / % = !=
which operate on integers/reals, and
 not and or
which operate on booleans (there IS a boolean type in this implementation).

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See also: [Picol]
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