I've long wanted something in the Windows environment that behaves like
the
classic Unix "script" command, and I've managed to do so using the
ActiveState
perl. (MKS perl doesn't work, and I don't know about other
Windows-platform
versions of perl.)  It doesn't have as many features as the Unix script,
but it's better
than what is otherwise available.  (Yes, I do know about U/Win, but that
doesn't
suit my company's needs.)

The set of routines that I use to implement it can also be used by other
Perl scripts,
and in fact I created the routines as part of an automation effort.  I
want to turn
them into a module, and if my company approves I'll contribute it to
CPAN.

"Interact" would seem to be an appropriate name, but I find it hard to
believe that
no-one has yet appropriated it, given that Expect supports an 'interact'
function.

Is there an "interact" module anywhere in CPAN?  I've looked and haven't

found one, but perhaps I haven't looked in the right places.  If
"interact" hasn't
yet been used, is there some way I can reserve it?

TIA

Howard Siegel

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