'''cconcat''' is one of many [Tclx commands].

    :   '''cconcat''' ?''string1''? ?''string2''? ?...?

Concatenate the arguments, returning the resulting string.
While string concatenation is normally performed by the
parser, it is occasionally useful to have a command that
returns a string.  The is generally useful when a command to
evaluate is required.  No separators are inserted between
the ''string''s.

This command is UTF-aware.
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An example of the use of this would be
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package require Tclx
set cstring [cconcat abc [glob xyz.tcl]]
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which might produce output such as
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abcxyz.tcl
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A minimal [pure-Tcl] substitute would be
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proc cconcat args {join $args ""} ;# RS
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See also [string concat] for contemplations about adding this functionality as a subcommand of [string].

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