January, 2006
January was the first month I started publishing articles on tclscripting.com. This inaugural issue had the following articles:
- Actions
- Actions are a way of associating code with UI elements such as buttons, menu commands, keyboard accelerators, etc.
- Dynamic forms and variables
- This article came about from a series of questions and answers in comp.lang.tcl related to using dynmaically created forms
- You only need curly braces...
- This article gives an explanation for one of my favorite quotes "You only need curly braces when you need curly braces". Specifically, it deals with the idea that quoting is a tool and that your choice of quoting isn't dictated by the language but rather by the needs of the code.
- The difference between eq and ==
- This article explains the difference between the operators "eq" and "=="