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- control/commandloop Create an interactive command loop.
- control/loop Higher-performance for-style loop.
- debug/cmdtrace Trace Tcl execution.
- debug/edprocs Edit named procs, or all procs.
- debug/memory display and debug memory problems
- debug/profile Collect Tcl script performance profile data.
- debug/profrep Generate a report from data collect from the profile command.
- debug/saveprocs Save named procs to a file, or all procs.
- files/chgrp Change file group.
- files/chmod Set file permissions.
- files/chown Change file owner and/or group.
- files/copyfile Copy the remainder of one open file into another.
- files/dup Duplicate an open filehandle.
- files/echo Echo one or more strings to stdout, followed by a newline.
- files/fcntl Get or set file access options for an open file.
- files/flock Lock all or part of a file.
- files/for_file Do a foreach-style loop on each line in a file.
- files/for_recursive_glob Perform a foreach-style loop for all globbed files and directories.
- files/fstat Obtain status information about an open file.
- files/funlock Remove a lock from part or all of a file.
- files/lgets Read a list for a file, handles embedded newlines.
- files/link Create a link to a file.
- files/mkdir Create a new directory
- files/pipe Create a pipe.
- files/read_file Read in a file to a string.
- files/recursive_glob Do filename globbing, recursively descending all matched directories.
- files/rmdir Remove directories
- files/select Synchronous I/O multiplexing.
- files/unlink Delete (unlink) files.
- files/write_file Write strings out to a file.
- filescan/scancontext Manage file scan contexts.
- filescan/scanfile Scan a file, executing match code when their patterns are matched.
- filescan/scanmatch Specify tcl code to execute when scanfile pattern is matched.
- help Tcl shell help facility.
- internation/catclose Close a message catalog.
- internation/catgets Retrieve a message from a message catalog.
- internation/catopen Open a message catalog.
- intro/keyedlists Introduction to keyed lists
- keyedlists/keyldel Delete a field of a keyed list.
- keyedlists/keylget Get the value of a field of a keyed list.
- keyedlists/keylkeys Get the keys in a keyed list.
- keyedlists/keylset Set the value of a field of a keyed list.
- libraries/autoload Autoloading of commands.
- libraries/autoprocs List names of autoload and package library procs.
- libraries/buildpackageindex Build an index to a package library.
- libraries/convert_lib Convert an Ousterhout style tclIndex file to a package library.
- libraries/demand_load Force an autoload proc or a package to be loaded.
- libraries/load Search the TCLPATH for a file to source.
- libraries/loadlibindex Load the index of a package library
- libraries/packagelib Tcl shell package libraries.
- libraries/packages List all known packages.
- libraries/utilprocs Search a path list for a file.
- lists/assign_fields Assign successive elements in a list to specified variables.
- lists/intersect Return a list containing every element present in both lists.
- lists/intersect3 Return three lists from an intersection of two lists.
- lists/lempty Determine if a list is empty.
- lists/lrmdups Given a list, remove all of the duplicated elements.
- lists/lvarcat Concatenate the contents lists or strings into a variable
- lists/lvarpop Pop or replace the specified element from a list.
- lists/lvarpush Push or insert the an element into a list.
- lists/union Return the logical union of two lists.
- math/acos Return the arccosine of a number.
- math/asin Return the arcsin of a number.
- math/atan Return the arctangent of a number..
- math/ceil Return the smallest integer not less than a floating point number.
- math/cos Return the cosine of a number.
- math/cosh Return the hyperbolic cosine of a number.
- math/exp Return e to the power of a number.
- math/fabs Return the absolute value of the floating point number.
- math/floor Return the largest integer not greater than a floating point number.
- math/fmod Perform a floating point modulus operation.
- math/log Return the natural logarithm of a number.
- math/log10 Return the logarithm base 10 of a number.
- math/max Return the argument that has the highest numeric value.
- math/min Return the argument that has the lowest numeric value.
- math/pow Return a number to the power of another number.
- math/random Return a pseudorandom integer or set the seed.
- math/sin Return the sin of a number.
- math/sinh Return the hyperbolic sin of a number.
- math/sqrt Return the square root of a number.
- math/tan Return the tangent of a number.
- math/tanh Return the hyperbolic tangent of a number.
- processes/execl Perform a process exec, executing a file.
- processes/fork Fork the current Tcl process.
- processes/kill Send a signal to the specified process.
- processes/system Execute command via `system' call.
- processes/wait Wait for a child process to terminate.
- signals/signal Specify action to take when a signal is received.
- status/dirs List the directories in the directory stack.
- status/id Access, set or convert process, user and group information.
- status/infox Return information about Extended Tcl, or the current application.
- status/popd Pop a directory from a stack of directories and cd to it.
- status/pushd Push a directory to a stack of directories.
- status/showproc List the definition of the named procedure.
- status/showprocs List the definition of the named, or all, procedures.
- status/umask Get or set the file-creation mode mask.
- strings/cindex Return indexed character from string.
- strings/clength Return length of specified string.
- strings/crange Return range of characters from string.
- strings/csubstr Return a substring from within a string.
- strings/ctype Determine if a string has various characteristics.
- strings/replicate Replicate string a number of times.
- strings/translit Translate characters in a string according to patterns.
- tclshell/initialize Tcl shell initialization sequence.
- tclshell/intro Introduction to the tcl shell.
- tclshell/tclinit Tcl shell initialization file.
- tclshell/variables Tcl shell variables.
- time/alarm Set a process alarm clock.
- time/convertclock Parse and convert a date and time string to integer clock value.
- time/fmtclock Convert an integer time value to human-readable format.
- time/getclock Return current date and time as an integer value.
- time/sleep Sleep for the specified number of seconds.
- time/times Get process and child execution times.
- variables/for_array_keys Do a foreach-style loop on each key in an array.
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