Specifying Quiet Feedback

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You can specify the quiet argument when you run TclPro Checker. When you specify quiet, TclPro Checker displays the basic error information on one line with the messageID, instead of the three-line output that includes the code body and the error indicator, for example:

procheck -quiet foo.tcl

The output with the quiet argument appears as follows:

TclPro Checker -- Version 1.4.0
Copyright (C) Ajuba Solutions Inc. 1998-2000. All rights reserved.
This product is registered to: Sinking Ships, Ltd.

foo.tcl:1 (warnVarRef) variable reference used where variable name expected
foo.tcl:2 (warnExpr) use curly braces to avoid double substitution
foo.tcl:3 (numArgs) wrong # args
foo.tcl:5 (noScript) missing a script after "if"
foo.tcl:6 (warnUndefProc) undefined procedure:
    puts out "world"

foo.tcl:10 (argAfterArgs) argument specified after "args"
foo.tcl:14 (nonDefAfterDef) non-default arg specified after default

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