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Redial last number called
knob - Thanks! I actually figured out a different way to do it which is a little different way, but it works for what I'm doing with it. All I did was use $DIALCONNECT and store it as global variable Redial. Then just run the command "dial DATA Redial" which calls the same number it just...- Drake85
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- Forum: Aspect (Procomm)
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Redial last number called
Hey All I feel like I'm running into a stupid wall on this one. I'm trying to get my script to redial the last number that Procomm dialed. It's used in a login script that is called after a call is established from the DATA connection directory. Thoughts on this please? Thanks- Drake85
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- Forum: Aspect (Procomm)
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Pull numbers from a terminal
Never mind, I figured it out unless someone has a better way to do this. string testdump string test integer testa proc main set aspect rgetchar 10 transmit "idump $t/tbspinfo | awk `'/natl_store_num/ {printf(`"%05d\n`",$2)}`'^M" rget testdump rget test atoi test testa itoa testa test endproc- Drake85
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- Forum: Aspect (Procomm)
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Pull numbers from a terminal
I'm still a bit of a new person when it comes to Aspect (programming is not one of my likes, but I do it because it provides a bit of a challenge). I'm trying to capture a 5-digit responce from a command sent to an SCO *nix server. The command I send is: idump $t/tbspinfo | awk...- Drake85
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- Forum: Aspect (Procomm)
