[FW]: The Tcl man page ([Endekalogue]) does not actually exhaustively describe the language's syntax as it stands. Here's the two faults I'm aware of: * Something like the sentence "An exception to this rule is a command which does not contain any words; this performs no operation." should be appended to rule [[2]]. * As [miguel] notes in the Tcl'ers chat, rule [[9]] does not actually describe the parser's behavior. The phrase "up through the next newline" should have "or the end of the script" appended to it. [LV] feel free to file bug reports on these issues. Even better, file bug reports with patches and perhaps your wording can get into the next release ! [RS] Shouldn't rather rule [[1]] be changed: from A Tcl script is a string containing one or more commands. to A Tcl script is a string containing zero or more commands. ? The valid minimal script (and useful at times) {} does not contain any commands, as do { } etc. Then [[2]] which is about "a command" does not apply. ---- [Category Documentation]