Re: perl Expect question - how to "optionally" expect a string?

if(defined ($expect->expect($timeout,"Do you want to preserve the port
+ number")))
{
    $expect->send("n\n");
}
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Re^2: perl Expect question - how to "optionally" expect a string? by avonnieda (Novice) on Nov 06, 2009 at 19:51 UTC
Thanks zwon! :)	[reply]