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Expect send
Hi,

Dear frenz I want to know can i send multiple data with different
sends with one expect

Ex: expect "*"
send "anil kumar"
send "Dev"
send "\r"
because I am unable to send more than 1024B using this send but i am
unable to do that....

and I am unable to script generated by autoexpect if u know details
then just let me know....

regards,
Anil A Kunar
+919902823383

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401anil@gmail.com
04-03-08 11:32 AM


Re: Expect send

> because I am unable to send more than 1024B using this send but i am
> unable to do that....

1. The problem you are encountering is, in all likelihood, NOT a
problem with expect, but with the device to which you are sending.

2. As long as you are trying to send to that device in a buffered
mode, it won't matter whether you have 1000 small sends, or one long
one. The problem will remain.

3. If the remote system has the command "stty", read the documentation
on that command - in particular, the "raw" argument.

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Larry W. Virden
04-03-08 11:32 AM


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