# How to use this expect-lite file, Lines that begin with:
#	'>' send to remote host, implies "wait for prompt"
#	'<' _MUST_ be received from the remote host, or this config script will fail
#	# are comment lines, and have no effect
#	; are printable (in stdout) comments, and have no other effect
#	@ change the expect timeout value
#	! Embedded Expect commands
#	? If statement, use format ?cond?action::else_action
# For more info see: expect-lite.html

#
# Test Basic Functionality of Send '>' '>>' and Expect '<' '<<'
#	Self tested functionality
#
#	Requires Expect-lite version 3.6.0
#

# Turn on warnings
*WARN

# Turn on debug and see the inside workings 
*DEBUG

# set expect timeout
@3

# set bash var NUM
>NUM=5
>TAG="<HTML>"
>TESTSTR="This is an equation:(5+3)/2*2"


; === detect single value with no regex
>echo $NUM
<<5
>
; === detect HTML Tag (no regex using '<<')
>echo $TAG
<<<HTML>
>
; === detect HTML Tag (with regex using '<')
>echo $TAG
<[<]H..L>
>

; === look for no regex with parenthisis, plus, star
>echo $TESTSTR
<<This is an equation:(5+3)/2*2

; === look for wild carding 'This*equation'
# wild card in << no longer supported, too greedy
>echo $TESTSTR
<This.+equation

; === use Regex and escape special chars ()+*
>echo $TESTSTR
<This is an equation:\(5\+3\)/2\*2
>

; === collect equation
>echo $TESTSTR
+$equation=This is an equation:([0-9()/\*+]+)

; === Start BC (which has no prompt)
>bc
<warranty
>>$equation
<<8
>>
>^D
>


#pau!







