The clock command is missing, but don't worry

[ufko-org]

Instead of relying on clock, we can leverage SQLite3, which is built-in and blazing fast. :)

Explanation of the problem:

The clock command is missing in wapp.tcl.tk. This is a problem with Tcl itself, not with Wapp. Additionally, in Tcl, clock requires loading a script that is several thousand lines long. I have information that these missing functions and whole machinery around auto_path & Co. are implemented as pure Tcl scripts and this is why they are not part of the core library. Dr. Richard Hipp tried to address this issue, but it seems he wasn't completely successful. In the near future I will add at least parray and datetime into the interpreter.

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From my reddit discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/Tcl/comments/1iro2kt/comment/mdldnqk
anthropoid
7h ago
Edited 7h ago
quite Tclish

Interestingly, Dr. Richard Hipp of SQLite fame wrote about this very issue on the Tcl Wiki about 8 years ago. This was sorta solved by embedding the init scripts in the stock tclsh with ZipVFS (hence my initial question about the info library output, when I thought you were talking about a static tclsh), but I guess no one gave library usage much thought.

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This is solved, see functions.tcl, proc datetime.

Enjoy!