[MacPorts] CommittersTipsAndTricks modified

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Changed page "CommittersTipsAndTricks" by giorgio_v at macports.org from 88.149.177.167*
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 tclsh does not offer readline support by itself, which is quite annoying. When writing portfiles or tinkering with changes to Macports base, I need to experiment in a Tcl shell all the time to tests small things. But for that, command history and Emacs-like navigation within the line are essential. Unfortunately tclsh does not offer this.
 
+You can also use Emacs’ tcl-mode: from within a tcl buffer, the tcl shell is just a {{{C-t}}} away. More info in [http://wiki.tcl.tk/_/search?S=emacs tcler’s wiki].
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 Solution: use port {{{rlwrap}}} together with tclsh. When you invoke tclsh via rlwrap you get all the convenience you know from bash.
 {{{
 rlwrap tclsh

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