BTW, despite all the suggestions, I couldn't
get Expect to work on Windows 2003.
What I'm looking for is quite simple:
1) spawn a command line app
2) monitor it's stdio
3) able to respond to app based on its
printout. This would imply some kind
of scripting capability
/Why Tea
> I have been looking for an automated test tool
> like Expect (Tcl) for Windows 2003 running as a
This is "comp.os.*msdos*.programmer" here.
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You might want to look at AutoIt. AFAICT it can read and write stdio.
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HK
Thanks. That's exactly what I'm looking for.
There seems to be a lot of scripts written for
GUI stuff. Do you know where can I find script
examples to drive Dos apps?
Sorry I don't. I've only ever used it for GUI programs. Check here, do a
search first for console or something like that and see what comes up. Good
luck.
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