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Expect-lite 3.1.0 (Default branch)
Expect-lite is a wrapper for expect, created tomake expect programming even easier. The wrapperpermits the creation of expect script commandfiles by using special character(s) at thebeginning of each line to indicate the expect-liteaction. Basic expect-lite scripts can be createdby simply cutting and pasting text from a terminalwindow into a script, and adding '>' 'License: BSD License (revised)Changes:
This release adds 'math variable' permitting math operations, ie. =$answer*$five/2.0. It supports arithmetic operators: + = * / %, and bitwise operators: > & | ^. The result is always assigned to the 'math variable'. Pseudo arrays have been added by permitting dereferencing of variables on the left side of an equals assignment statement, except the first variable name. Example: $two=2 $array$two=value ; === show value of $array2. Limitation: additional variables on the left side (i.e. $two) must only contain legal variable characters [A-Za-z0-9_]. More... |
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