# Tcl autoload index file, version 2.0
# This file is generated by the "auto_mkindex" command
# and sourced to set up indexing information for one or
# more commands.  Typically each line is a command that
# sets an element in the auto_index array, where the
# element name is the name of a command and the value is
# a script that loads the command.

/* {
Left this tclIndex file here for completeness but in fact we force load this
package at boot. When loaded on demand by a ::var:: proc, the ::upvar
doesn't seem to work. It has to be a subtle bug in tcl.
*/ }
::foreach ProcName {
    ::qw::number::format_whole_number
    ::qw::number::format_integer
    ::qw::number::abs
    ::qw::number::scan
    ::qw::number::sum
    ::qw::number::round_to_cents
    ::qw::number::cents
	::qw::dollar::scan
    ::qw::bob::DollarsToWords
    ::qw::bob::NumberToWords
    ::qw::bob::HundredsToWords
    ::qw::bob::TensToWords
    ::qw::bob::DigitToWords
    ::qw::bob::MakeTextAmount
    ::qw::bob::PadText
    ::qw::bob::WrapText
    ::qw::bob::FormatCheckAmount
    ::qw::bob::check_ocr_date_formats_list
    ::qw::bob::check_asterisk_amount_formats
    ::qw::bob::check_asterisk_amount_formats_list
    ::qw::bob::check_text_amount_formats
    ::qw::bob::check_text_amount_formats_list
    ::qw::bob::format_list
	::qw::incr_safe
	::qw::incr_safe2
} {
    ::set ::auto_index($ProcName) [::list ::package require qw::number];
}