Writing a script... and here's a simple question.... how do I add a carrage return at the end of the statement??
Joe Schweier wrote to ALL:
Writing a script... and here's a simple question.... how do I add a
carrage return at the end of the statement??
I'm not sure I understand just what you need to do.
Is this a shell script or a dos batch file?
Ttyl :-),
Al
I want the script to "Hit" Enter after it passes a few commands....
I want the script to "Hit" Enter after it passes a few
commands....
I don't have a batch file or shell script that does that so I have no functional example.
Joe Schweier wrote to Alan Ianson:
I want the script to "Hit" Enter after it passes a few commands....
I don't have a batch file or shell script that does that
so I have no
functional example.
I wonder if..
echo .
or something similar would work?
Hi! Joe,
On 06 Jul 20 22:16, Alan Ianson wrote to you:
I want the script to "Hit" Enter after it passes a few
commands....
I don't have a batch file or shell script that does that so I have no
functional example.
When I was still using DOS, I used to use a BFDS util
called qECHO to do this...
qECHO " to <%TMPDRV%\FileFix.txt" CR LF
%TMPDRV%\NetMgr0%NODE%.Cfg
You might note the action is implanting a '<' redirection
symbol into a disk file (normally illegal in DOS), and
the use of a 'CR LF' sequence. No guarantees, but I
think qECHO could help you.
If you had/have a BFDS repository (old file echo thing)
near you, then look for a util called 'horst32' (about
61Kb, with a swag of other DOS utils). Or, you might
like to FREQ this node for either horst32 or horst32.zip
- if you can't do FREQ netmails, let me know & I'll
forward it you.
Joe Schweier wrote to Alan Ianson <=-
Joe Schweier wrote to ALL:
Writing a script... and here's a simple question.... how do I add a
carrage return at the end of the statement??
I'm not sure I understand just what you need to do.
Is this a shell script or a dos batch file?
I want the script to "Hit" Enter after it passes a few
commands....
I want the script to "Hit" Enter after it passes a few
commands....
I don't have a batch file or shell script that does that so I
have no functional example.
When I was still using DOS, I used to use a BFDS util
called qECHO to do this...
got it.... added a | at the end of the statement
Writing a script...
and here's a simple question....
how do I add a carrage return at the end of the statement??
I want the script to "Hit" Enter after it passes a few commands....
Re: Script
By: Joe Schweier to ALL on Mon Jul 06 2020 12:07:38
Writing a script...
what kind of script? since you posted this in the
frontdoor area, i'm guessing maybe something to do with
scripted ftp transfers?
and here's a simple question....
they're all simple in the beginning... it is when the
details are finally forthcoming that they aren't all so
simple any more ;)
how do I add a carrage return at the end of the statement??
that depends... some add it automatically... others
require something like \r\n, or just \n or just \r... it
depends...
Re: Script
By: Joe Schweier to Alan Ianson on Mon Jul 06 2020
21:22:20
I want the script to "Hit" Enter after it passes a few commands....
that's a whole other kettle of fish than what your
original question appeared to ask...
what is supposed to trigger this keystroke entry?
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