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Websh 3.6 (pronounced "web shell") embeds a Tcl interpreter, (version 8.3 or higher) and all Tcl commands are available.
Typically, Websh commands have the following syntax:
web::acommand ?options? ?subcommands? ?arguments?Options start with a dash ("-"). As usual, dash-dash ("--") indicates the "end-of-options". Thus,
web::acommand -o1 a1 -- -o2
takes "-o2" as the first argument.
Instead of the normal Tcl behaviour, Websh configuration commands normally return the previous value when a new value is set.
In addition to the examples given here, you might find http://tcl.apache.org/websh/examples/ a useful source of information.
The original version of this document can always be found at http://tcl.apache.org/websh/download/.
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