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-Acronym for __T__CL
__C__ommand __L__anguage.
+An [
Acronym]
for __T__ool
__C__ommand __L__anguage.
-It is a scripting language embedded in many applications, much like [Elisp] is used in [Emacs] and [VisualBasic] in many [MicrosoftWindows] applications. (This does not mean these languages have anything in common; actually they're about as far apart from each other as imaginably possible.)
+It is a scripting language embedded in many applications, much like [Elisp] is used in [Emacs] and [VisualBasic] is
in many [MicrosoftWindows] applications. (This does not mean these languages have anything in common; actually they're about as far apart from each other as imaginably possible.)
While not well suited for writing large programs, its common combination with the Tk ToolKit makes creating [GUI]s fairly easy - the VisualBasic of the Unix world, if you will.
-See also
tclsh(1), tclsh8.3(1), wish(1), wish8.3(1)
+Most people would probably consider it obsolete; the dwindling popularity of [Tk] only contributes to this. [Perl], [Python] and [Ruby] are all far preferrable.
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+
See tclsh(1), tclsh8.3(1), wish(1), wish8.3(1)
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-CategoryProgrammingLanguages, CategoryImperativeProgrammingLanguages
+CategoryProgrammingLanguages, CategoryVeryHighLevelProgrammingLanguages
