Re: [Expectperl-discuss] eof becomes 1

[Joao L. <dev...@st...>]

I'm not the expert here but... I think you´re getting the function 
"eof()" instead of the literal 'eof' (special sequence for Expect)...
Try:
    [ 'eof', sub { ... } ],
Or
    [ eof => sub { ... } ],

--
Joao Lopes

> 
>If I've sent this multiple times I apologize, but I keep getting a
>response from postmaster that it was rejected....
>
>Greetings Oh Expectators!
> 
>I've tracked down my unexpected end to the correct stanza and immediate
>cause. Now I need some help getting around it.
> 
>I have a fairly lengthy expect statement with this stanza at the end:
>   [ eof,
>      sub {
>         print "\n\nExpect EOF: Unexpected end of $spawn_method
>session.\n\n";
>         sleep 2;
>      }
>   ],
> </quote>
> 
>This stanza gets translated to this phrase when the program runs
>(exp_internal(1)):
>  #9: -re `1'
></quote>
> 
>The literal '1' matches any random 1 that comes through, making the
>program think it has found an EOF. How do I get around this?
> 
>I suppose that I could not test for EOF, but I would like to know if the
>spawned program died out from under me. How are other people handling
>this? Or is my syntax wrong?
> 
>Expect 1.15 under perl 5.8.0 on linux.
> 
>Thanks,
>Kai
>
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