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hi, I am new in Expect

I wanna write something into a file, but it didn't recognize \n in my string.

for example, a simple script like this:

Code:

#!/usr/local/bin/expect --

set logfile [open test_msg.log w+]
puts $logfile "===========================\n        hello,allen\n===========================\n"

it shown everything in one line, but it should have been in different line,
any suggestion

thanks

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