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Submitted by:  jeff vier
OperatingSystem:  Windows NT
CustomShell:  none
Synopsis:  vwait doesn't kill background processes on NT (only)

ReproducibleScript:
    This is using wish on NT (obviously).

    Just pasting the following script in /should/ (as I understand it, and
    as it is reflected on HP/UX) produce 3 lines of output "abc", "123", and
    "done".  Alas, it does not, as you'll see.

    proc go {} {
    puts [info level [info level]]
        set interruptor 1
        after 700 {set interruptor 2394}
                primer
    }
    proc primer {} {
    puts [info level [info level]]
    vwait interruptor;
    global interruptor;
    puts "interruptor = $interruptor";

        set n 0
    puts "n = $n";
        after $n {puts "abc"}
        set n [expr $n + 300]
    puts "n = $n";
        after $n {puts "123"}
        set n [expr $n + 500]
    puts "n = $n";
        after $n {puts "xyz"}
        set n [expr $n + 300]
    puts "n = $n";
        after $n {puts "123"}
        set n [expr $n + 500]
    puts "n = $n";
        after $n {puts "abc"}
        set n [expr $n + 300]
    puts "n = $n";

    after 400 {set x 0}

    vwait x
    puts done

    }

    go;

ObservedBehavior:
    The script continues past the change of the variable upon which the
    vwait is dependant.  This is not convenient.

DesiredBehavior:
    On HP, the script ends gracefully, as it is described in any
    documentation I can find.