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Date: Sat, 26 Oct 2002 17:32:15 -0400
From: Chris Albert <christopher.albert@sympatico.ca>
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To: Russell Coker <russell@coker.com.au>
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Subject: Re: expect
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Russell Coker wrote:

>I want to run an expect script as:
>script program param1 param2 ...
>
>Then have the script spawn "program param1 param2" (sort of like "$@" in a 
>bash script).  How do I do this?  Expect wants to combine all the parameters 
>into a single parameter that contains spaces. How can I solve this?
>
>Also I want to do it for a varying number of parameters (so having an entry 
>for each parameter isn't going to work).
>
>The aim of this is to provide the open_init_pty functionality.  The version I 
>posted to the list before will work for the basic SE functionality (IE 
>Slackware type support).  But for Debian support (and for full RPM support 
>when someone implements it) we need to have open_init_pty run dpkg to install 
>packages (and we can install multiple packages at the same time).
>
>  
>
Russel,
Is is as you woud ex... imagine-- argv.

$expect script param1 param2 ... paramn

All the parameters are found in the list 'argv' , so if in script
...
set argc [llength $argv]
for (set i 0) {$i < $argc} {incr i} {
                puts "arg $i: [lindex $argv  $i]"
}

...

Then the script will spit out:

...

arg 0: param1
arg 1: param2
...
arg n: paramn
...

As in D.Libes' "Exploring Expect" (Oreilly)

Chris




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