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Python - Correct way to get string without ANSI chars and also print pexpect data
Currently, for these few days I have created a working code that works as I would expect, but there is one significant problem that I do not know how to solve.
But let's start from the beginning. I ...
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pexpect.expect('(?<=Code:\s).*(?=[\r\n])') sometimes got unexpected result from multiline output
I'm new to learning python and pexpect and I'm trying to check if a dictionary is equal to a certain string from some command output but for some reason the string comparison fails on the rare ...
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Printing output of a spawned process results in a badly formatted output: why?
I'm trying to execute a python program from another python program using the pexpect library, but I don't get the behavior I was expecting.
I would like the output of the first program (prog1.py) to ...
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error trying to capture a part from a string python [closed]
im tring to capture a part from a string im giving it the location i want in integers but it keep telling me its tuple i don't know why
im using pexpect to get a version from network device
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pexpect doesn't see string
I'm using pexpect to compare the output from a spawned program. It sees everything I want until it gets to a certain point. Here is what I am looking for:
DeviceId 12001055
Waiting to check firmware ...
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pexpect parse a string
I have an expected string "Version 0.0.9999.0"
I do the spawn correctly then
e.expect('Version 0.0.9999.0')
and this works fine, however, I want to make it dynamic to accept any version (any 4 ...
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Is it necessary to check the return value of spawn.send in pexpect?
Is it necessary to check the return value of send in pexpect?
The implementation of spawn.send(s) is using something like:
c = os.write(self.child_fd, s)
return c
Where the number of bytes are ...
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Python Pexpect: TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for %: 'int' and 'dict'
When I try to run the following pexpect command i get the error: TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for %: 'int' and 'dict'. I do not really understand why I am getting this error. When I do a ...
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