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  1. There is no cost to changing the timeout, timeout values can also be variables; Beware of expect-lite using regex, ... -<No such file In another example: ...
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  2. No such thing as a small ... in reply to Can I Use Variables In A Regex? ... to just type that all out and then print the value of $l to see if it\'s what you expect?
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  3. why it says no such element in array? how this $expect_out works? and if I want ... regex tcl expect. share ... of the 10 strings are stored in the variables expect ...
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  4. ... no registration required. ... I can\'t figure out how to pass a variable in to a RegEx. ... You\'d expect the result to be \"pattern matching regex\", ...
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  5. expect -re \"([Ll]ogin|Username): ... such as checking for the occurrence of a specific word or phrase in the body of an e-mail message, ... Regex: .*\\.com$
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  6. Expect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    It is used to automate control of interactive applications such as ... #timeout is a predefined variable in expect which by default is set to ... No extra tools need ...
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  7. These lists can be grouped into what are known as Character Classes typically comprising well know groups such ... variables access to dn.regex ... expect. This ...
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  8. This feature no longer requires the tcl ... the log chatter which expect-lite produces, such as ... also be variables; Beware of expect-lite using regex, ...
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  9. However, AFAIK, there is no way to do it, ... code or some such ... Is it possible to capture a non fixed number of variables from a \"fixed\" regex?
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  10. But this regex may be sufficient if you know the string you are searching through does not contain any such invalid tags. ... You might expect the regex to ... no ...
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