| Mark C 2004-05-20, 1:34 pm |
| Hello,
I am sure this has something to do with the unicode stuff, which is
new to me (I'm an old-time tcl/tk user, whom some of you might
remember from my "tkgoodstuff").
Anyway, I am using the new versions and I wrote a script to get the
body of an html page with http, parse some strings out of it, and
write a tcl list containing those strings to a plain file. Later this
file is read, and the strings in the list are compared to strings
newly fetched by http. The problem is that the file writing and
reading ends up changing strings, so some old strings are mistaken as
new; in particular the double-close-quote character (which I take it
is not an ascii character) screws things up.
I bet there's a very simple way to fconfigure or something that will
handle this issue. Please tell me! I am nowhere near smart enough to
figure it out on my own.
Thanks for any advice!
Mark
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