From: Arjen M. <arj...@wl...> - 2006-09-19 17:35:35
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> >> schlenk@chronos:~/devel/tcllib> ./sak.tcl test run >> [ ] Starting ... >> [ ] [8.5a5] counter ~~ FAILS T 16 P 13 S 1 F 2 [ >> ] [8.5a5] doctools ~~ FAILS T 122 P 118 S 0 F 4 [ >> ] [8.5a5] exif ~~ FAILS T 1 P 0 S 0 F 1 [* >> ] [8.5a5] math ---- leastsquares-1.0 !U: >> -0.054317980921187212 - 0 0 >> !U: -0.063230991881417203 - 1 0 >> !U: -0.10614726864978458 - 2 0 >> !U: -0.12397329057024455 - 3 0 >> !U: -0.98229882593759243 - 4 0 >> !U: 0.038778805542995093 - 5 0 >> !U: 0.13999392973776048 - 0 1 >> !U: 0.27304181739916439 - 1 1 >> !U: 0.24328134837837237 - 2 1 >> !U: 0.50937712370118016 - 3 1 >> !U: -0.085832256714661284 - 4 1 >> !U: 0.76146688744575264 - 5 1 >> !U: 0.69234790858193906 - 0 2 >> !U: 0.42812360329180199 - 1 2 >> !U: 0.42749085145230731 - 2 2 >> !U: -0.10095775912796691 - 3 2 >> !U: -0.11361279591786072 - 4 2 >> !U: -0.36265105706012529 - 5 2 Oh, I forgot to remove a print statement! I will correct that. > >> but should be disabled on >> windows, where it does not seem to work (will have to retry with >> ansi.sys added to my /windows/system32/config.nt, which should enable >> ansi sequences). On windows i get errors that 'echo' is not found... > > Pat reported the same. I committed a change this morning which disables > the colors for platform windows. > sak.tcl does not work with tclkit either (that was my way of testing against Tcl 8.5a4 the other day). The message concerns the console (it was not opened for writing, apparently). Regards, Arjen |