TclPlugin - Plug-in support for the Tcl interpreter.
Inputs |
ents: an entity table. src: a value table. begin: a procedure to be called on the begin event (optional). onrecord: a procedure to be called on the onrecord event. end: a procedure to be called on the end event (optional). opt_str: specify to pass a user-defined argument string (optional). script: the file that contains the event procedure definitions. |
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Outputs |
answer: a value table. |
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Notes |
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Expression Builder |
Requires *RegisterResultMathPlugin entry in preference file. See the Configuration section. |
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Example |
<call name="TclPlugin" ents="ent_tab" src="src_tab" begin="begin_proc" onrecord="record_proc" end="end_proc" script="tcl_script_filepath" answer="ans_tab " /> |
The query and action events that are added to the Tcl interpreter accept string arguments (case insensitive), and are as follows:
Query/Action Function |
Description |
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GetTableInfo |
GetTableInfo supports table queries and accepts a single argument:
GetTableInfo can be called in the Begin and End events. |
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GetRecordInfo |
GetRecordInfo supports record queries and accepts the following arguments:
GetRecordInfo can be called in the OnRecord event only. |
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AddRecord |
AddRecord sends values to the destination table and accepts a string with an ID, followed by a space-separated list of values. For example, when adding a vector value, the call would appear as: AddRecord “$ent_id $vec_val” where: ent_id is a variable that evaluates to the ID. vec_val is a variable that evaluates to three vector components. |
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GetOption GetOption(key) |
Returns the string passed in the argument “opt_str” if specified, or the optional argument associated with key. |
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ThrowException |
ThrowException sends a message to the controlling application and terminates execution of the plug-in operation. The syntax is as follows: ThrowException $err_string When a scripted plugin is run from HyperView, the exception string is output in the tk console window. |