keylset bug in Tcl 8.4 and 8.5?

 

Consider the following simple exercise: 

package require Tclx
keylset myArray "v1.5" "ready"
puts $myArray

The expected output: 

{v1.5 ready}

The actual output: 

{v1 {{5 ready}}}

My questions are

  • This seems to be an error in keylset, I have confirmed this behavior on both 8.4 and 8.5
  • How do I get around it? I have tried several ways to quote the key to no avail.

    • It's not a bug, it's a feature. :) Dot is a hierarchical key separator in keyed list.

    See the example for explanation: 

    keylset myArray {v1.5} "ready" {v1.6} "empty"

puts $myArray                ;# ==> {v1 {{5 ready} {6 empty}}}
puts [keylget myArray v1]    ;# ==> {5 ready} {6 empty}
puts [keylget myArray v1.5]  ;# ==> ready
puts [keylget myArray v1.6]  ;# ==> empty

    keylset is a Tclx command. I would really recommend you to take a look to the dict command from Tcl 8.5

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