Tcl - Tool Command Language. At work I'm using professional EDA software (chip development, etc.), which runs on Linux and often uses a Tcl-based command line. But also at home I'm experimenting with self-written software having a Tcl command line interface. Some years ago, as an aid for Tcl script programming, I have updated an older, publicly available Tcl Reference Guide from version 8.0 to 8.4/8.5.

Tcl Quick Reference

Meanwhile, Tcl 8.6 is state-of-the-art and I have been working on an according update of the Quick Reference Guide:

In order to further improve, please feel free to provide feedback to me at: quickref(at)campacasa(dot)eu


The older Quick Reference version for Tcl 8.4/8.5 is still available but is not maintained anymore:

Printing

The Quick Reference could be printed as a handy A5-sized booklet. In case your printer (driver) doesn't support booklet printing, the page order for booklet preparation of the 53 pages Tcl 8.6 Quick Reference Guide is as shown below. The “{}” indicates an empty page, thus expanding to 56 pages to be divisible by 4. With a duplex printer, print this order with 2 pages on 1, while using short-edge binding. Without a duplex printer, you'll need to split the process for the front and back sides of the pages.

{},1,2,{},{},3,4,53,52,5,6,51,50,7,8,49,48,9,10,47,46,11,12,45,44,13,14,43,42,15,16,41,40,17,18,39,38,19,20,37,36,21,22,35,34,23,24,33,32,25,26,31,30,27,28,29


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