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Wikipedia has a nice entry on Expect that some people find preferable to this page.The following are some other particularly worthwhile Expect-related links. (Not all of the examples need man pages but these do.) Here are man pages for some of the examples. (The web pages were all generated from the man pages so there should be no difference in content.) You can also retrieve examples, man pages, and web pages individually here although you run the risk of trying an example that depends on a more up-to-date version of Expect than you have installed. Once you have received and unpacked the distribution, youĬan find the examples in the example directory. The best way to obtain the examples is to follow the directions for All of the substantiveĮxamples in the book are included and many of them have man pages Well-known scripts such as multixterm, kibitz, rftp (recursive ftp), passmass,Īutoexpect and the delicious beer script. The distribution contains many example scripts, including There is a windows port of Expect available from ActiveState. The current version is also available this way if you need to refer to it by explicit version. Not all old versions of Expect are available, but some are. The most current snapshots of Expect will be found in the expect fossil repository.

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If you don't already have Tcl, youĬan download it as source from the Tcl Core web site or as binaries from ActiveState. This will create a directory containing the Expect distribution.Ĭhange to that directory and read the README file. You can get Expect and the examples from its File manager at SourceForge. The current version of Expect is 5.45.4, created Sun Feb 4 2018. History about the development of Expect and differences between versions.

Support or classes, and some other background information.

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Software distribution, where and how to send bug reports, how to get The README has lots of valuable information that has yet to be incorporated into this home page.

The Expect README is the same README file that comes with Expect.

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Contributed scripts in the public Expect archive.Expect FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions List).Exploring Expect is the book on Expect.More information on Expect is available in the following documents: Expect downloads, tickets and patchesĭownloading expect, creating tickets and posting patches is best done on the sourceforge page. Tasks that you've never even thought of before - and you'll be able toĭo this automation quickly and easily. You will find that Expect is anĪbsolutely invaluable tool - using it, you will be able to automate And by adding Tk, you can also wrap interactiveĮxpect can make easy all sorts of tasks that are prohibitivelyĭifficult with anything else. Expect is also useful for testing these sameĪpplications. Telnet, ftp, passwd, fsck, rlogin, tip, etc. Expect is a tool for automating interactive applications such as

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