Tcl files that I use every day.

Tcl's detractors like to harsh on the Tcl mantra "every thing is a string".
I like consider a corollary of this : Code is data is code.

Tcl is not so much a programming language in the traditional sense. It is a set of primitives to pass data and control scope.

My code:

• 3d.tc : 3d matrix transformations.
• deadfish.tcl : An implimentation of the deadfish language (maybe not everyday).
• dxf : DXF drawing exchange file operations.
• dict.tcl : Extensions to the Tcl dict data type.
• fits.tcl : A small Tcl FITS reader.
• func.tcl : Handy functional procs for Tcl.
• iter.tcl : A coroutine generator generator.
• layout : A DSL for the construction of Tk interfaces.
• starbase.tcl : Read/Write ASCII TSV tables.
• string.tcl : Extensions to the Tcl string data type.
• tcloo.tcl : Tcl OO helpers.
• template.tcl : Template expansion helpers.
• trace.tcl : Tcl executon trace helper.
• unix.tcl : UNIX commands as Tcl procs.

Borrowed/Enhanced Code:

• 2d.tcl : 2d matrix transformations.
• perm.tcl : A permutations generator.
• set.tcl : Set opperations on Tcl lists.
• vector.tcl : Operations on lists as N-dimensional vectors.