2) Also,
is there any direct way to print or get the variables defined in a class in
expect? As of now, I am creating a simple procedure in the expect under the
required class and I am retrieving the values using that procedure by calling
them with the corresponding object.
3) In
case of TCL, while doing debugging we do some changes in the .tcl file and we
just source it in the expect prompt to get the changes. But in case of xoTcl, I
am now coming out of expect and again opening a new one and giving a "package
require <package name>" to get
the updated information. Is there any simple way to do this as I need to reset
many of my environment while doing this process?
Thanks,
Jegan.