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Accessing TCL Window
The TCL Interpreter can be accessed through RaritanConsole using the Script menu selection, as described
in Chapter 4: Console Features.
The TCL prompt is “%”. The command(s) to be executed must be entered AFTER the prompt. The result
will be echoed on the next new line. The user may execute multiple-line commands using the Copy and
Paste features from the Windows/Unix operating system.
in Chapter 4: Console Features.
The TCL prompt is “%”. The command(s) to be executed must be entered AFTER the prompt. The result
will be echoed on the next new line. The user may execute multiple-line commands using the Copy and
Paste features from the Windows/Unix operating system.
Note: Any response that is larger than 4K will not be echoed back to the user, but the command’s output
may be stored in a variable.
may be stored in a variable.
Figure 125 Activating TCL Scripting Window
Resetting TCL Interpreter
TCL scripts may have forever-loops due to programming errors, unknown conditions, or by design. When
this condition occurs, click on the [Reset] button in the scripting window to halt the execution of the TCL
script. However, not all conditions are recoverable by clicking on the [Reset] button. Therefore, full
software reset from the GUI may be necessary to restart the interpreter.
When a Reset has been issued to the TCL Interpreter, the BOOT.SCR will NOT be executed. This will
prevent errors in the boot script from incapacitating the interpreter. Not all conditions are recoverable by
Reset. The user may have to execute a factory reset to remove the error condition. When factory reset
occurs, boot.scr is renamed boot.bak. Administrations will need to rename boot.bak to boot.scr once the
factory reset is complete.
this condition occurs, click on the [Reset] button in the scripting window to halt the execution of the TCL
script. However, not all conditions are recoverable by clicking on the [Reset] button. Therefore, full
software reset from the GUI may be necessary to restart the interpreter.
When a Reset has been issued to the TCL Interpreter, the BOOT.SCR will NOT be executed. This will
prevent errors in the boot script from incapacitating the interpreter. Not all conditions are recoverable by
Reset. The user may have to execute a factory reset to remove the error condition. When factory reset
occurs, boot.scr is renamed boot.bak. Administrations will need to rename boot.bak to boot.scr once the
factory reset is complete.
Editing TCL Scripts
The TCL Shell includes a built-in editor, activated by typing edit <filename> at the % prompt. The file
will be saved to the directory in which the TCL interpreter is currently operating. Administrators, Operators,
and TCL script developers should understand the mechanisms by which Write Access is obtained and
released in order to develop applications to manage target devices.
will be saved to the directory in which the TCL interpreter is currently operating. Administrators, Operators,
and TCL script developers should understand the mechanisms by which Write Access is obtained and
released in order to develop applications to manage target devices.
Note: The TCL engine owns files created by the users. Removing a user account does not delete any
created files.
created files.
Executing TCL Scripts
A stored TCL Script may be executed as follows.
% source <filename>