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Tcl and Javascript and PHP Calculator Tutorial
It’s a “blown mind” that has led me to involve Javascript to make the incarnation of our calculator of Tcl and PHP Calculator Tutorial allow for some round bracket functionality around the TCL (expr) “kernel” (sorry, Unix … my apologies … Continue reading
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Tcl and PHP Calculator Tutorial
The Tcl and PHP Primer Tutorial was a foretaste to today’s calculator web application that … uses PHP as a frontend and (HTML) form navigation destination … connects to backend via PHP exec … uses TCL as backend … via … Continue reading
