read(3tcl)
read(3tcl) π β aka the Tcl Built-In Commands manual, bestie
okay so. we're in the Tcl Built-In Commands section of the manual, page name read, and I need you to brace yourself because this one is short and a little sad. π
β¨ NAME β¨
read β read from a channel π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
read ?-nonewline? channel
read channel numChars
π DESCRIPTION π
okay so here's the tea, and it's giving deprecation era: the read command has been superceded by the chan read command. π«Ά
and the good news? chan read supports the same syntax and options, so likeβ¦ you're not losing anything, bestie. same vibes, new home. β¨
lowkey a glow-up moment for your scripts: if you seereadout in the wild, just knowchan readis the main character now. π
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
that's literally it, that's the whole page. no cap. π
mwah β this was the read(3tcl) page from the Tcl manual, version 8.1. take care of yourself, hydrate, and go call chan read instead. πππΈπ¦π
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