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How to pass script file by passing arguments?

Let's say I have a tcl script, and I want to pass some arguments to the second script file, which is in the first tcl:

#first tcl file

source second.tcl

I want to control the second.tcl stream from first.tcl, and I read that the tcl source does not accept arguments. I wonder how I can do this.

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sourcedoes not accept any additional arguments. But you can use (global) variables to pass arguments, for example:

# first tcl file
set ::some_variable some_value
source second.tcl

The second TCL file may refer to a variable, for example:

# second tcl file
puts $::some_variable

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# one joint tcl file
set ::some_variable some_value
puts $::some_variable
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source file2.tcl
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