Safe-Tcl
Hidden commands were added to the Safe-Tcl security model. Instead of removing unsafe commands from an interpreter, they are hidden. The master can invoke hidden commands inside a slave. This is necessary so that the command sees the correct context. This adds new operations to the interp command: invokehidden, hide, expose, and hidden. Hidden commands are described on page 281.
Initialization of a safe interpreter with a safe base that supports auto loading and a standard exit alias has been abstracted into a Tcl interface. The safe::interpCreate and safe::interpInit procedures create or initialize a slave with the safe base. The safe::interpDelete procedure cleans up. The safe base is described on page 284.
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