Closed bsdooby closed 6 years ago
This is correct; at the moment the parser in VecTcl does not support strings. Apart from that, there is another error in the code, the "$" sign is not supported or needed for dereferencing. What works is variables previously assigned with a string, i.e.
set DBG "message" vexpr { puts(DBG) }
Ah yes, thank you for the clarification. Keep up the good work with VecTcl (any future plans?).
Example: vexpr { DBG = "message"; puts($DBG)}
this results in a parse error message: Error: Parse error in line 1:7