V9 Telnet
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- Marcus Tettmar
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r will change every time TelnetWaitFor>hTN, ,5,r is executed. So it will change on every loop iteration.
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v9 telnet = Macro Scheduler, Version 9, Telnet commands.
Aaaargh! Thanks Marcus for explaining that.
Going back, I can't believe that I missed that. You had already explained that, and it shows up in the script samples. I must have jumped in at the end, and ignored everything previous. Sorry for any confusion.
Aaaargh! Thanks Marcus for explaining that.
Going back, I can't believe that I missed that. You had already explained that, and it shows up in the script samples. I must have jumped in at the end, and ignored everything previous. Sorry for any confusion.
Hope this was helpful..................good luck,
Bob
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Can Telnet waitfor recognize hidden/hex character
Marcus,
Since your suggestion to use space for the response, How about using hidden/hex character such as carriagereturn (CR). Can the telnet command recognize hidden/hex character for the response. Appreciate if you can give example.
Since your suggestion to use space for the response, How about using hidden/hex character such as carriagereturn (CR). Can the telnet command recognize hidden/hex character for the response. Appreciate if you can give example.
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Yes, just specify CR. CR is a built in variable for carriage return:
TelnetWaitFor>hTN,CR,5,r
TelnetWaitFor>hTN,CR,5,r
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