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Hi, I'm sending a bash command to a linux machine but the input buffer is somehow getting a "\n" inserted into it so I can't match. I can't figure out why and it's driving me crazy. Any ideas where it's comming from? you can see it right after the "img_2". send: sending "rmdir...

I'm sending some bash commands to run on the Linux command line of the target machine, but I can't figure out why this code fails? Any ideas? expect: does " if [[ -d "emptyfolder1319665962" ]]\n> " (spawn_id exp4) match glob pattern " if [[ -d "emptyfolder1319665962" ]]\n> "? no expect...

Let's say I have a Tk GUI app that's running a procedure that takes a long time. Let's also say that I've changed my mind and don't want to wait until this procedure ends. I'd like to have a "Stop" button on my GUI that would accomplish this. Is that possible? I already have a button that quits...

My code snippet: set send_slow {2 0.5} set shell_commands { "for FILE in *.*\r" "do\r" "if \[\[ \$FILE =~ ^\[A-Z0-9]{32}\[.]\[A-Z0-9]{8}\[.]jpg$ ]]; then\r" ":\r" "else\r" "echo \"Fail: \$FILE\"\r" "fi\r" "done\r" } #Send the commands, need to use "-s" to slow it down so...