Reputation: 481
I know that in a normal tcl script environment variables can be accessed like this:
global env
puts "User: $env(USER)"
set env(IOFILE) "somefile.txt"
but this doesn't seem to work within an ITCL class method. How can I get and set environment variables inside ITCL class code?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 222
Reputation: 137767
Itcl does complex things with variable discovery, but you can override the trickiness by giving the fully-qualified name of the variable (the global
command will bind the last component of the name in the local scope to the named variable). Thus:
global ::env ;# <<<<<< Note this <<<<<<
puts "User: $env(USER)"
set env(FOO) "bar"
Upvotes: 3