For example have a look at the build scripts in MacPorts, those are valid Tcl programs (if you load the needed procs first). https://guide.macports.org/chunked/development.examples.html
As Tcl is very often used for DSL style usecases, you might mistaken Tcl code for more or less pseudo code, config files or something like that.
For example have a look at the build scripts in MacPorts, those are valid Tcl programs (if you load the needed procs first). https://guide.macports.org/chunked/development.examples.html
As Tcl is very often used for DSL style usecases, you might mistaken Tcl code for more or less pseudo code, config files or something like that.