Roger Olofsson writes:
>If you're not too worried about speed my old trick to circumvent this
>was to simply write the variable to a temporary file then read in that
>file for the send_user thing later on...Providing the send_user is a
>script, mind you.
An excellent idea. I just wanted
Martin McCormick skrev:
While running an expect script, is it possible to set an
expect script variable to the string kept in a shell variable?
I can generate the shell variable just fine but when I
try to export it to the expect script for later use with something like:
set L
While running an expect script, is it possible to set an
expect script variable to the string kept in a shell variable?
I can generate the shell variable just fine but when I
try to export it to the expect script for later use with something like:
set LOGFILENAME [exec echo \$TMPF
