>> Cool. I just hope your filenames don't contain any of the characters
>> that Tcl considers to be "special" either. :-P
> 
> Well, I use C, and it deals with literal strings, but I suspect TCL is 
> the same in that regard.

Tcl encodes all data types as strings. I've been bitten by this 
before... You write a Tcl script, it works fine, and then it encounters 
some input that happens to contain a curly-bracket or a dollar sign and 
Weird Crap happens...

[I'm sure there's a way to avoid this. It's just tricky, and it makes me 
nervous.]

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