NAME
       info  -  Return  information  about  the  state of the Tcl
       interpreter

SYNOPSIS
       info option ?arg arg ...?


DESCRIPTION
       This command provides information about various  internals
       of  the Tcl interpreter.  The legal option's (which may be
       abbreviated) are:

       info args procname
              Returns a list containing the names  of  the  argu-
              ments  to  procedure  procname, in order.  Procname
              must be the name of a Tcl command procedure.

       info body procname
              Returns the body of procedure  procname.   Procname
              must be the name of a Tcl command procedure.

       info cmdcount
              Returns  a  count  of  the total number of commands
              that have been invoked in this interpreter.

       info commands ?pattern?
              If pattern isn't specified, returns a list of names
              of  all the Tcl commands, including both the built-
              in commands written in C and the command procedures
              defined  using  the  proc  command.   If pattern is
              specified, only those names  matching  pattern  are
              returned.   Matching  is  determined using the same
              rules as for string match.

       info complete command
              Returns 1 if command is a complete Tcl  command  in
              the  sense  of  having  no unclosed quotes, braces,
              brackets or array element  names,  If  the  command
              doesn't  appear  to be complete then 0 is returned.
              This command is  typically  used  in  line-oriented
              input  environments  to allow users to type in com-
              mands that span multiple  lines;   if  the  command
              isn't  complete, the script can delay evaluating it
              until additional lines have been typed to  complete
              the command.

       info default procname arg varname
              Procname  must  be the name of a Tcl command proce-
              dure and arg must be the name  of  an  argument  to
              that  procedure.   If  arg  doesn't  have a default
              value then the command  returns  0.   Otherwise  it
              returns  1 and places the default value of arg into
              variable varname.
       info exists varName
              Returns 1 if the variable named varName  exists  in
              the  current  context  (either as a global or local
              variable), returns 0 otherwise.

       info globals ?pattern?
              If pattern isn't specified, returns a list  of  all
              the  names  of  currently-defined global variables.
              If pattern is specified, only those names  matching
              pattern are returned.  Matching is determined using
              the same rules as for string match.

       info hostname
              Returns the name of  the  computer  on  which  this
              invocation is being executed.

       info level ?number?
              If  number is not specified, this command returns a
              number giving the stack level of the invoking  pro-
              cedure,  or  0  if  the  command is invoked at top-
              level.  If number is specified, then the result  is
              a list consisting of the name and arguments for the
              procedure call at level number on  the  stack.   If
              number  is  positive  then  it selects a particular
              stack level (1 refers to the top-most active proce-
              dure,  2  to  the  procedure it called, and so on);
              otherwise it gives a level relative to the  current
              level (0 refers to the current procedure, -1 to its
              caller, and so on).  See the  uplevel  command  for
              more information on what stack levels mean.

       info library
              Returns  the name of the library directory in which
              standard Tcl scripts are stored.  This is  actually
              the  value  of  the tcl_library variable and may be
              changed by setting tcl_library.   See  the  tclvars
              manual entry for more information.

       info loaded ?interp?
              Returns  a list describing all of the packages that
              have been loaded into interp with the load command.
              Each  list  element is a sub-list with two elements
              consisting of the name of the file from  which  the
              package  was  loaded  and  the name of the package.
              For statically-loaded packages the file  name  will
              be an empty string.  Interp defaults to the current
              interpreter.

       info locals ?pattern?
              If pattern isn't specified, returns a list  of  all
              the  names  of  currently-defined  local variables,
              including arguments to the  current  procedure,  if
              any.   Variables  defined with the global and upvar
              commands will  not  be  returned.   If  pattern  is
              specified,  only  those  names matching pattern are
              returned.  Matching is determined  using  the  same
              rules as for string match.

       info nameofexecutable
              Returns  the full path name of the binary file from
              which the application  was  invoked.   If  Tcl  was
              unable  to  identify the file, then an empty string
              is returned.

       info patchlevel
              Returns  the   value   of   the   global   variable
              tcl_patchLevel;  see  the  tclvars manual entry for
              more information.

       info procs ?pattern?
              If pattern isn't specified, returns a list  of  all
              the names of Tcl command procedures.  If pattern is
              specified, only those names  matching  pattern  are
              returned.   Matching  is  determined using the same
              rules as for string match.

       info script
              If a Tcl script file is currently  being  evaluated
              (i.e.  there  is  a  call to Tcl_EvalFile active or
              there is an active invocation of  the  source  com-
              mand),  then  this  command returns the name of the
              innermost file being processed.  Otherwise the com-
              mand returns an empty string.

       info sharedlibextension
              Returns the extension used on this platform for the
              names of files  containing  shared  libraries  (for
              example,  .so  under Solaris).  If shared libraries
              aren't supported on this  platform  then  an  empty
              string is returned.

       info tclversion
              Returns   the   value   of   the   global  variable
              tcl_version; see the tclvars manual entry for  more
              information.

       info vars ?pattern?
              If  pattern  isn't specified, returns a list of all
              the names of currently-visible variables, including
              both locals and currently-visible globals.  If pat-
              tern is specified, only those names  matching  pat-
              tern  are  returned.   Matching is determined using
              the same rules as for string match.


KEYWORDS
       command, information, interpreter, level, procedure, vari-
       able
