Tcl Code
A fantastic scripting language, Tcl is just about the most dynamic thing out there. Tcl has
many great features and does a lot of things right:
- Lots of useful features builtin to the base (though not so much that it becomes bloated;
compilation from source takes less than five minutes).
- Does exactly the right thing for many commands (e.g. file manipulation, sockets, etc.) no
matter what platform you're on — write truly portable code with no hassle.
- Highly dynamic nature allows great flexibility to write functionality that looks builtin;
commands choose how to evaluate their arguments so writing new control structures is quite
easy.
- Wonderful cross-platform graphical toolkit is tightly integrated, so it's easy to make a
GUI for your program if it comes down to that.
- Highly useful libraries that cover just about everything you'd ever need, including the
very portable Tcllib which is pure Tcl code.
- Last but definitely not least, an excellent community that's both friendly and
helpful.
tcvJSON
This started out as a library to encode JSON (as opposed to Tcllib's json package
which only does decoding) but it's becoming more.
Source (Hg)
Documentation