tcl++.h File Reference

Basic C++ TCL access. More...

#include "classdesc_access.h"
#include "pack_base.h"
#include <stdio.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <tcl.h>
#include <string>
#include <time.h>
#include "Realloc.h"
#include "eco_strstream.h"
#include "error.h"

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Classes
struct	ecolab::DisableEventProcessing
class	ecolab::cmd_data
class	ecolab::tclpp_cd
class	ecolab::tclvar
	TCL variable class. More...
class	ecolab::tclcmd
class	ecolab::tclreturn
	An RAII class for returning values to TCL. More...
class	ecolab::tclindex

Namespaces
	ecolab
	_OPENMP

Macros
#define	CONST84
#define	PARALLEL
#define	DEFINE_ECOLAB_LIBRARY
	define ecolab_library in user models
#define	NEWCMD(name, nargs)
#define	BUFSIZE   20
#define	DBLSIZ   16 /* enough characters to hold a string rep of a double */
#define	INTSIZ   12 /* enough characters to hold a string rep of an int */

Functions
void	ecolab::interpExitProc (ClientData cd)
Tcl_Interp *	ecolab::interp ()
	default interpreter. Set to NULL when interp() is destroyed
int	ecolab::TCL_newcommand (const char *c)
	test whether command is not already defined
int	ecolab::TCL_proc (ClientData cd, Tcl_Interp *interp, int argc, CONST84 char **argv)
int	ecolab::setEcoLabLib (const char *path)
	set the value of the TCL variable ecolab_library
bool	ecolab::exists (const tclvar &x)
	Check if a TCL variable exists.
std::ostream &	ecolab::operator<< (std::ostream &stream, tclvar x)
std::string	ecolab::chomp (const std::string &s)

Variables
bool	ecolab::interpExiting
unsigned	ecolab::myid
	main window of application More...
unsigned	ecolab::nprocs
int	ecolab::processEventsNest

Detailed Description

Basic C++ TCL access.

Macro Definition Documentation

NEWCMD

#define NEWCMD	(		name,
			nargs
	)

Value:

static void name(int argc, CONST84 char* argv[]);     \
  namespace name##_ns {                                 \
    DEFINE_ECOLAB_LIBRARY;                              \
    ecolab::tclpp_cd name##data(#name,nargs,name);      \
  }                                                     \
  static void name(int argc,CONST84 char* argv[])

Macro for declaring TCL commands: takes a name and the number of arguments expected. The command will return and error if the number of arguments is not what is expected. A declaration of -1 for the expected number of arguments disables this checking