Given how simple TCL is you would probably write a parser in a day...
JimTCL (jimsh interpreter) is not 100% TCL compatible and I just used 'source qcomplex.tcl' from it's big brother TCL and now I can do complex number operations in the spot. With just a simple file, no libraries, no nothing.
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Dotcl sounds like a lisp macro that interprets TCL. :D
hehe. alternatively dotnil would have sounded closer to dotnet while hinting at lisp terminology and history
Given how simple TCL is you would probably write a parser in a day...
JimTCL (jimsh interpreter) is not 100% TCL compatible and I just used 'source qcomplex.tcl' from it's big brother TCL and now I can do complex number operations in the spot. With just a simple file, no libraries, no nothing.