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Tcl script, for library manipulation

nandikkara

Hi all,

I am trying to use CapLibPropUtil.tcl script in the tools/capture/tcl folder. But the parameters are vague. In the add property command the parameter "Olb path" is ok. But what is the "log file path"and "force" parameters..????.

And also i tried to read the script andtcl guide but i didnt understand the concept. Can any also tell me what this command means

"Set lstatus [Dbostate]"  Dbostate means?.  

Hope helping hands :)

Thanks in advance

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  • nandikkara
    Sorry, the problem is solved by just putting curly braces.
    As your advice i read the tcl/tk extension pdf, on page no. 148

    START class DboValue
    GetString(Value) : returns DboState
    Class : DboValue
    Parameters:
    Value: CString &

    here the value returned is DboState. from my understanding Dbostate is a class. so this means returning a class!!. i didnt understand the logic....

    thanks in advance oldmouldy :)
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  • nandikkara
    Sorry, the problem is solved by just putting curly braces.
    As your advice i read the tcl/tk extension pdf, on page no. 148

    START class DboValue
    GetString(Value) : returns DboState
    Class : DboValue
    Parameters:
    Value: CString &

    here the value returned is DboState. from my understanding Dbostate is a class. so this means returning a class!!. i didnt understand the logic....

    thanks in advance oldmouldy :)
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