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Exepecting a <return>?

Asked by shaner74 in TCL Scripting Language, IBM AIX Unix

In my Expect script, there's a point where I interact with the user. I'd like to return control to my script when the user hits the return key. Anyone know how to do this?? Thanks.Start Free Trial

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