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From: fdc@watsun.cc.columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
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Subject: Re: Need help capturing text output
Date: 30 Apr 1997 16:26:28 GMT
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In article <3365C5DB.373053CB@salug.org.au>,
Chris Foote <chris@salug.org.au> wrote:
: I am attempting to get output from a UV meter using Kermit. This UV
: Meter is connected via serial cable to a modem, and I have a Linux
: box runing Kermit attached to a modem which dials into the UV meter's
: modem.
:
: I can successfully execute commands on the UV meter in 'CONNECT' mode,
: and my script is almost working - but I don't know how to capture the
: output to a file.
:
By "output", you mean the dialog between Kermit and the UV meter?
: It seems that the 'log xxx' functions weren't designed for this
: purpose - although I could be wrong :-)
:
Sure they were. LOG SESSION does the trick.
If you mean something else, there is also a facility (described in the
manual) for creating and writing to arbitrary files: OPEN WRITE, WRITE,
CLOSE WRITE. You can also use the WRITE command to write arbitrary text
to any open log.
- Frank