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Snapple
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by Snapple »
what is the problem in the next command:
foreach xxx $helps([md5 $ar]) {
this only happens on md5 when it's a regular string it works well
thanks
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ppslim
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by ppslim »
Officialy, there is nothing wrong with that command, apart from it missing the bopdy of the foreach loop.
WHat is the body of the foreach loop and what error do you get
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by Snapple »
I tried viewing what line the bot stops at
and it is this line, the problem is there somewhere
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stdragon
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by stdragon »
Are we supposed to guess what the error is?
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egghead
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by egghead »
Guessing time then...
If the error is in that line it is prolly of the sort "Tcl error: can't read "helps(f6bb413f7f370ccf5b80fda6fa14214d)": no such variable"