tcl::transform::spacer - Space insertation and removal

::tcl::transform::spacerchann ?space?
              This command creates a spacer transformation on top of the channel chan and returns its handle.

              The space character sequence will be added every n bytes of data written, and on the read side the
              same  is  done in reverse, removing the spacing. If space is not specified it defaults to a single
              space character (ASCII 32).

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       Copyright (c) 2009 Andreas Kupries <andreas_kupries@users.sourceforge.net>

tcllib                                                 1.1                          tcl::transform::spacer(3tcl)

       The  tcl::transform::spacer  package  provides  a  command  creating  a channel transformation which adds
       spacing to the data written to it, and removes such spacing from the data read from it.

       The internal TclOO class implementing the transform handler is a sub-class  of  the  tcl::transform::core
       framework.

       channel transformation, reflected channel, spacing, tip 230, transformation, virtual channel

       tcl::transform::spacer - Space insertation and removal

       package require Tcl8.69

       package require tcl::transform::core?1.1?

       package require tcl::transform::spacer?1.1?::tcl::transform::spacerchann ?space?

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