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  1. flipProg76

    Read the line of current prompt

    Thanks for the help. I used the following. I had to put a pause in there to capture the correct text. string sLine pause 1 termgets $ROW 0 sLine if strfind sLine "STRING TO SEARCH FOR" ; do code else ; do other code endif
  2. flipProg76

    Read the line of current prompt

    I need to read the question on the screen in order to run specific code. I will have one of two scenarios For example: 1) "Do you want to continue <Press Y to continue or X for exit>?" with the command prompt is waiting 2) "No data is returned <Press the desired menu number>" with the command...
  3. flipProg76

    WAITFOR command

    thanks for the help. i removed the "fluff" and now its working as intended.
  4. flipProg76

    WAITFOR command

    well that's part of the problem... the client has stated their scripts (which ALL have similar "fluff") run slow. They can manually perform the actions of the script in seconds....but when they run the script it can take much, much longer. I was thinking that the exact WAITFOR command was not...
  5. flipProg76

    WAITFOR command

    I have recorded a script and it seems the recorder put some fluff in the generated .was file. Examples: 1) waitfor " ^[[24;46H" 2) waitfor "3 ^[[19;63H" 3) waitfor "Scroll up/down, <ENTER> to select, <F11> when done^[[?25l" Also for the transmit command 4) transmit "^[[23~"...

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