The following code takes the output of the usershow command and puts it
into an array. It then puts the output I want (in this output that does
not match a list of patterns) into a separate array. Does this code help
your cause?
my @userarray3;
print $session "usershow\r";
my @userarray1 =3D $session->expect(30, -re, "$SC_PROMPT");
my @userarray2 =3D split ('\n', $userarray1[3]);
for (my $s =3D 0; $s <=3D $#userarray2; $s++) {
if ($userarray2[$s] !~
/$SC_PROMPT|username\s+permissions\s+password\?|usershow|-{6,}/) {
push (@userarray3, $userarray2[$s]);
}
}
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> I am the beginner of Expect.I want to store the output of the process i=
n my own array when use Expect. e.g. if I send a command to a ftp process=
, and I want to store it's return value into my array, such as @filelist.=
How can I? If I use expect(), the result is just printed on the STDOUT. =
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