de>. Each
of these interpreters is given a variable <code class=
"keyword">name</code> which contains the name of the
interpreter.</p>

<p>Note that the alias command causes the procedure to be evaluated
in the interpreter in which the procedure was defined, not the
interpreter in which it was evaluated. If you need a procedure to
exist within an interpreter, you must <code class="command">interp
eval</code> a <code class="keyword">proc</code> command within that
interpreter. If you want an interpreter to b