by cvmiller
expect-lite is a wrapper for expect, created to make expect programming even easier. The wrapper permits the creation of expect script command files by using a special character(s) at the beginning of each line to indicate the expect-lite action.
Fixed bug in labels, trailing spaces would not be trimmed
Expect-lite grows up, turning 4 this month, making automation even easier. In this release, key features include, instant-interact for immediate debugging, almost-unlimited multiple sessions, and better control over logging info. For example, the new ...
Version 3.1.5 adds two new features. Based on a user request, User Defined Prompt(s) has been added. This allows the setting of the prompt via a line */some_regex/ Expect-lite has always cooperated well with the bash shell. Now via a 5 line embedded bash ...
This version of expect-lite includes some small bug fixes, and adds additional debugging information via -v and -vv. Additionally, three (3) self-test scripts have been included (in Examples), which provide confidence that expect-lite is functioning ...
Bug Fixes: Fixed bug in dyn var array assignment (ie. +$this$count=\n([a-z]+) Fixed bug in telnet access, and ssh access
Over the years of using and improving expect-lite, a few debugging techniques have proven quite useful. This release adds 2 debugging include scripts, debug.inc & show_vars.inc adding tools to debugging scripts. In addition, a Tips and Techniques ...
Changed order of arg parsing to set Env Vars first Based on comment in review: http://www.linux.com/feature/128384 Now Env Vars can be set, and expect-lite invoked with no args
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