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03-05-2009

thegant

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Expect Script Query

Hi,
I am writing an expect script, but i have come into a problem ... I have two different answers to one command.
This is fine, but I do not know when I will see which answer - Is there anyway I could put an expect answer into an if statement, like so:

Code:

if { expect == "1" } {
send "working\n"
else
send "bye\n"
}

any ideas how I can get past this - it seems like a simply enough query, but I have searched google and found nothing ... any idea??

thanks ..

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