09-30-2010
Sure enough, that works. Thanks for the help. And you're right... telnet is a rather awkward tool for this. I decided not to use netcat because I wasn't aware it existed :-). Many thanks for the pointer. It looks like a very broadly-applicable tool that's very much worth learning about.
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toolbar
toolbar(3erl) Erlang Module Definition toolbar(3erl)
NAME
toolbar - GUI for Starting Tools and User Contributions
DESCRIPTION
Toolbar makes it easier to use the different Erlang tools - and the user contributions - which are provided. It has a graphical user inter-
face with an icon for each tool. Clicking the icon activates the corresponding tool.
All tools to be included on Toolbar must have a configuration file containing information about the tool, for example its start function
and help information location. Configuration files must have the .tool suffix.
When started, Toolbar automatically checks for *.tool files in the current path and adds the corresponding tools. For each ebin directory
found in the path, it will also look in a priv directory next to it. This is a feature of the Erlang file structure.
EXPORTS
start() -> ok | already_started
Creates a window containing tool icons.
version() -> string()
Returns the current version number of Toolbar.
update() -> ok | {error,not_started}
Makes a search for new tool files in the current path and adds the corresponding tools to Toolbar window.
quit() -> ok | {error,not_started}
create_tool_file() -> ok | {error,not_started}
Starts the GUI used for creating and editing tool files.
add_gs_contribs() -> ok | {error,not_started}
Adds the path to the directory where the GS contributions are situated and add the tools found there, if any.
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