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How can I avoid an error: No such environment variable?

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tcl

In my code I am using environment variables, but if it (env.var) doesn't exist, I get the error message NAME_ENV_VAR: no such variable, and my script stops executing. For example, in the line

 myeval $env($File)

I receive an error:

 can't read "env(NIKE_TECH_DIR)": no such variable
    while executing
"myeval $env($File)"
    (procedure "chooseRelevantFiles" line 39)
    invoked from within
"chooseRelevantFiles $::GlobalVars::reqStage"
(file "/vobs/tavor/src/Scripts/ReproduceBug.tcl" line 575)

How can I avoid this error and go on to execute my script?

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user782642 Avatar asked Oct 10 '11 12:10

user782642


2 Answers

You could test with info exists and use a default if the environment variable is not set, eg.

if {[info exists env($File)]} {
    set filename $env($File)
} else {
    set filename /some/default/path
}
myeval $filename
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Colin Macleod Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 08:09

Colin Macleod


catch the error then you can do something with it (e.g. log it for later, or use a fall back value) and proceed with your script

e.g.

if {[catch {myeval $env($File)} result]} {
    lappend log $result  
}
#other stuff
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jk. Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 08:09

jk.