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To: Steve Szabo <steves@fundserv.com>
Cc: mod_dtcl@tcl.apache.org
Subject: Re: parse .ttml file
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From: davidw@dedasys.com (David N. Welton)
Date: 17 Feb 2002 17:28:18 +0100
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[ I've re-included the Cc, as the information might be useful to
others ]

Steve Szabo <steves@fundserv.com> writes:

> i changed the "parse" to "source" and removed the <? ?> tags - seems
> to work ok

This is probably better for a library of code, where most of the
effort will be in Tcl coding.

You also need to keep in mind that stuff outside the <? ?> is turned
into 'puts' statements.  So if you are 'parse'ing before your script
should be outputting, it will cause problems.

> can you use "parse"?

Of course, but it's best at being a way to call a page as a template,
and fill in the pieces, than as including large bodies of Tcl code,
for the above reasons.

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