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From: Stef (steletch_at_free.fr)
Date: Thu Mar 03 2005 - 10:13:28 CST
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Le jeudi 03 mars 2005 à 09:52 -0600, John Stone a écrit :
> The syntax you use when specifying
> the optional parameter to Tcl is _without_ the brackets, as they have
> special meaning in Tcl (evluate command). e.g.:
>
> graphics top text {0 0 0} "Test" size 24
>
> Here's an example of how you would use the brackets in Tcl:
>
> set x 0
> set y 0
> set z 0
> set s 10
> set i 2048
> graphics top text [list $x $y $z] "$i" size $s
>
> John
The problem seems not to come from taking brackets into account or not
(i tried many combinations before reposting), but from the keyword
'top'.
If i omit it :
graphics text {0 0 0} "Test" size 24
instead of :
graphics top text {0 0 0} "Test" size 24
I get the error :
expected integer but got "text"
But still my goal was to produce sub-trajectories out of a bigger one
based on distances/angles/dihedrals criterias, Eduard Schreiner gave me
important steps but it if a different goal, out of my primary purpose.
Any hint ?
Stéphane Teletchéa
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