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Could someone please let me know what is the jacl equivalent of C language's #include.?
I read somewhere that we can include once jacl script into another one. Not able to find the syntax.
Also can we read the environment variables from a jacl script?
Any good website on how to do filehandling from a jacl script?
Thanks
Srinu
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<ssahu@us.ibm.com> wrote in message
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> jacl GURU's
Not me, but I'll try to help.
> Could someone please let me know what is the jacl equivalent of C
language's #include.?
> I read somewhere that we can include once jacl script into another one.
Not able to find the syntax.
See "source" command.
> Also can we read the environment variables from a jacl script?
Not sure it's the best way but "java::call System getenv" will return the
environment variables. This calls java.lang.System.getenv() method, so it
requires Java 5 and thus WebSphere 6.1.
> Any good website on how to do filehandling from a jacl script?
I don't know of a website. The "file" command is what you need to start
(http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/file.htm).
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> Thanks
> Srinu
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