Re: how to use wish console in windows for interactive applications like telnet

galeeli wrote:
Hi

I am quite new to tcl.

Can somebody please tell me if there is an equivalent of expect's spawn
in the wish console ??

for example to open a telnet session

in expect i can spawn a telnet session and can send the user name and
password using the spawn command. Is it possible to do similar jobs
using Wish console

All your wishes ( under the assumption that this is your single wish )
can come true:

type ( in wish ):
package require Expect

if this "works"

type:
spawn telnet

continue from previous experience with expect ;-)

uwe


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