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\alias{$.tclvar}
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\alias{$.tclvar}
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\alias{$<-.tclvar}
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\alias{$<-.tclvar}
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\alias{tclvar}
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\alias{tclvar}
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\alias{tclVar}
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\alias{tclVar}
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\alias{as.character.tclVar}
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\alias{as.character.tclVar}
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\alias{tclArray}
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\alias{[[.tclArray}
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\alias{[[<-.tclArray}
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\alias{$.tclArray}
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\alias{$<-.tclArray}
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\alias{names.tclArray}
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\alias{length.tclArray}
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\alias{names<-.tclArray}
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\alias{length<-.tclArray}
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\alias{tclvalue}
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\alias{tclvalue}
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\alias{tclvalue<-}
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\alias{tclvalue<-}
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\alias{tclvalue.default}
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\alias{tclvalue.default}
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\alias{tclvalue<-.default}
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\alias{tclvalue<-.default}
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\alias{tclvalue.tclVar}
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\alias{tclvalue.tclVar}
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tclVar(init="")
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tclVar(init="")
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\method{as.character}{tclVar}(x)
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\method{as.character}{tclVar}(x)
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\method{tclvalue}{tclVar}(x)
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\method{tclvalue}{tclVar}(x)
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\method{tclvalue}{tclVar}(x) <- value
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\method{tclvalue}{tclVar}(x) <- value
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tclArray()
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\method{[[}{tclArray}(x,...)
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\method{[[}{tclArray}(x,...) <- value
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\method{$}{tclArray}(x, i)
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\method{$}{tclArray}(x, i) <- value
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\method{names}{tclArray}
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\method{length}{tclArray}
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tclObj(x)
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tclObj(x)
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tclObj(x) <- value
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tclObj(x) <- value
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\method{tclObj}{tclVar}(x)
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\method{tclObj}{tclVar}(x)
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\method{tclObj}{tclVar}(x) <- value
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\method{tclObj}{tclVar}(x) <- value
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  \code{tclVar} object, then it will assume that it is a character string
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  \code{tclVar} object, then it will assume that it is a character string
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  explicitly naming global Tcl variable. Tcl variables created by
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  explicitly naming global Tcl variable. Tcl variables created by
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  \code{tclVar}  are  uniquely named and automatically unset by the
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  \code{tclVar}  are  uniquely named and automatically unset by the
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  garbage collector when the representing object is no longer in use.
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  garbage collector when the representing object is no longer in use.
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  \code{tclArray} creates a new Tcl array and initalizes it to the empty
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  array. An R object of class \code{tclArray} and inheriting from class
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  \code{tclVar} is created to represent it. You can access elements of
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  the Tcl array using indexing with \code{[[} or \code{$}, which also
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  allow replacement forms. Notice that Tcl arrays are associative by
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  nature and hence unordered; indexing with a numeric index \code{i}
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  refers to the element with the \emph{name}
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  \code{as.character(i)}. Multiple indices are pasted together separated
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  by commas to form a single name. You can query the
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  length and the set of names in an array using methods for
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  \code{length} and \code{names}, respectively; these cannot
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  meaningfully be set so assignment forms exist only to print an error
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  message.
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  It is possible to access Tcl's \sQuote{dual-ported} objects directly,
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  It is possible to access Tcl's \sQuote{dual-ported} objects directly,
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  thus avoiding parsing and deparsing of their string representation.
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  thus avoiding parsing and deparsing of their string representation.
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  This works by using objects of class \code{tclObj}.  The string
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  This works by using objects of class \code{tclObj}.  The string
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  representation of such objects can be extracted (but not set) using
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  representation of such objects can be extracted (but not set) using
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  \code{tclvalue} and conversion to vectors of mode \code{"character"},
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  \code{tclvalue} and conversion to vectors of mode \code{"character"},