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exception number: c0000005 (access violation)
get this in an error log when i do
$interp->Eval($fileName)
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Re: Re: Tcl, Tcl::Tk now much better, but need documentation improvements
by Anonymous Monk on Aug 27, 2003 at 11:41 UTC
    in windows 2000 sp2 ...
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Re: Re: Tcl, Tcl::Tk now much better, but need documentation improvements
by Courage (Parson) on Aug 28, 2003 at 11:24 UTC
    Need more information: what version of Tcl/Tk installed, whether it is seen in PATH (actually it is possible to "bring" Tcl/Tk dictribution and have it together with perl, but anyway it should find correct tclXXX.dll)

    What is inside that variable $fileName?

    Note that you probably should do 

    $interp->Eval("source $fileName");

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      actually its tcl::0.72 (not tcl::tk) perl 5.8 tcl 8.4 ... i started with $interp->evalfile("source $fileName") but changed to Eval because this was happening ... also it happens of i to $interp->Eval("set fh open $fileName").... basically what is happening is that wimdows os throwing a protection error when the Tcl process is trying to open a file
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        odd.

        But please discover your $fileName variable.

        Of course there should be no protection error.
        May be backslashes backslashed once again in Tcl interpreter?
        You may need 

        $interp->Eval("source {$fileName}");

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        Note curly braces,.
        If there will be still problems, then show output of $interp->Eval("puts {$fileName}");

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