Re: [Expectperl-discuss] No match,

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> I don't like deleting the anchoring to the beginning of the line, 
> since it might get an accidental match with comments or other 
arbitrary
> strings in the router's config.

Then how about anchoring it to the end of buffer ("\Z")?  The prompt 
should be the *last* output, right?

> > Have you set $exp->match_max?
> 
> My script by default sets it to 256k, and the user can specify it
> on the command line.  And if I was overrunning the accumulator,
> wouldn't I just lose the beginning of the data I want rather than
> not match the end?

Right, this was just a hunch.

> Hopefully a few more people will start using the script and I'll
> get some more feedback.  Very strange...

I had another report that the new Expect version suddenly doesn't match 
something that an old version matched.  I'm waiting for additional data 
and will keep you (well, the mailing list) posted.

Roland
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