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:eek: so, I can use Regular Expression to solve the complex case like this:cool:


expect {
-re "ABC|"BCD" {
send "123"
}
"KKK" {
send "567"
}


Thankyou:b:

any other solution?
I prefer expect "ftp>" and "ftp >" exactly.
because the output maybe include "ftp" word
and I don't want to separate it :wall:

Thanks for you solution.

And I got some question about that...
Is that just support one character of change inside each square brackets?

How can I define "with space" or "no space" case?
In...

Do expect script have "or" statement?

sound like this:

expect {
"A" or "B" {
send "123"
}
"C" {
send "567"
}


I know expect can separate that to do...