在TCL中,如何使一个变量使用另一个变量的值

发布于 2024-07-19 05:22:45 字数 464 浏览 1 评论 0原文

我需要在另一个变量中使用一个变量的值。

这就是我尝试过的..

set cmd_ts "foo bar"
set confCmds {
    command1
    command2
    $cmd_ts
}
puts "confCmds = $confCmds"

confCmds = 
    command1
    command2
    foo bar

我没有得到:

confCmds =
    command1
    command2
    $cmd_ts

PS 我尝试了以下无济于事

  1. $cmd_ts
  2. "$cmd_ts"
  3. {$cmd_ts}
  4. \$cmd_ts

I need to use the value of a variable inside another variable.

This is what I tried..

set cmd_ts "foo bar"
set confCmds {
    command1
    command2
    $cmd_ts
}
puts "confCmds = $confCmds"

But instead of getting

confCmds = 
    command1
    command2
    foo bar

I am getting:

confCmds =
    command1
    command2
    $cmd_ts

P.S. I tried the following to no avail

  1. $cmd_ts
  2. "$cmd_ts"
  3. {$cmd_ts}
  4. \$cmd_ts

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魂归处 2024-07-26 05:22:46

如果您必须按原样定义列表,则还可以使用 subst 命令,该命令将执行大括号阻止的替换:

subst $confCmds

If you must have the list defined as you have it, you can also use the subst command, which will perform the substitution that the curly braces are preventing:

subst $confCmds
我只土不豪 2024-07-26 05:22:45

(几乎)只要使用花括号,什么都不会起作用。 最好的建议是使用 list 命令:

set confCmds [list command1 command2 $cmd_ts]

我说(几乎)是因为您可以使用 subst 在 confCmds 上进行变量替换,但这并不是您真正想要的,而且充满危险。 您想要的是一个单词列表,其中一个或多个可以由变量定义。 这正是上述解决方案为您提供的。

如果需要,您可以使用反斜杠将命令分散到多行上:

set confCmds [list \
    command1 \
    command2 \
    $cmd_ts \
]

此解决方案假定您想要的是一个 tcl 列表。 这可能是也可能不是您想要的,这完全取决于您如何在下游处理这些数据。

在评论中,您写道,您真正想要的是一串以换行符分隔的项目,在这种情况下,您可以只使用双引号,例如:

set confCmds "
    command1
    command2
    $cmd_ts
"

这将为您提供一个由换行符分隔的多行字符串。 尝试将其视为命令列表时要小心(即:不要执行“foreach foo $confCmds”),因为它可能会失败,具体取决于 $cmd_ts 中的内容。

(almost) nothing will work as long as you use curly braces. The best suggestion is to use the list command:

set confCmds [list command1 command2 $cmd_ts]

I say (almost) because you can use subst to do variable substitution on confCmds, but that's not really what you want and that is fraught with peril. What you want is a list of words, one or more of which may be defined by a variable. That is precisely what the above solution gives you.

If you want, you can spread the commands on more than one line by using the backslash:

set confCmds [list \
    command1 \
    command2 \
    $cmd_ts \
]

This solution assumes that what you want is a tcl list. This may or may not be what you want, it all depends on how you treat this data downstream.

In a comment you wrote that what you really want is a string of newline-separated items, in which case you can just use double quotes, for example:

set confCmds "
    command1
    command2
    $cmd_ts
"

That will give you a string with multiple lines separated by newlines. Be careful of trying to treat this as a list of commands (ie: don't do 'foreach foo $confCmds') because it can fail depending on what is in $cmd_ts.

烈酒灼喉 2024-07-26 05:22:45

布莱恩的回答很好,除了我的代表无法修复的拼写错误。 (第一个命令中的列表应以方括号结束)。

如果您想对命令执行任何有用的操作,您可能希望将它们作为列表,但如果您只想将它​​们用新行分隔,请在最后执行以下操作:

set confCmds [join $confCmds "\n"]

Bryan's answer is good, apart from a typo I can't fix with my rep. (the list in the first command should be ended with a square bracket).

If you want to do anything useful with the commands, you probably want them as a list, but if you just want them separated by a new line do this at the end:

set confCmds [join $confCmds "\n"]
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