I just learned about tcl. I'm sorting an array of integers but I get the error. I still don't know how to solve this problem.
puts [lsort [list 22.678 11.456 7.6 3.521 8.9 4.987 9.245 10.7765]]
The result is:
10.7765 11.456 22.678 3.521 4.987 7.6 8.900 9.245
but I want them sorted ascending:
3.521 4.987 7.6 8.900 9.245 10.7765 11.456 22.678
In Tcl, the lsort command is used to sort lists. By default, lsort treats each element as a string, which is why you're seeing the results in lexicographic order rather than numerical order. To sort the numbers numerically, you need to use the -real or -integer option with lsort, depending on whether you're dealing with real numbers or integers.
However, there's also another issue in your list: the use of commas within the numbers. Tcl will interpret these as part of the string, and not as a thousands separator. To sort the numbers correctly, you should remove the commas.
Here is how you can sort the list numerically after removing the commas:
If you want to keep the commas as thousands separators for display purposes, you could remove them before sorting and then add them back after sorting. Here's an example of how you could do that:
Please note that Tcl doesn't have a built-in way to format numbers with commas as thousands separators, so if you need that functionality, you would have to implement it yourself or use a package that provides such functionalit