Tera Term Serial Macro Example Sas
Tera Term Serial Macro Example Sas Example
I am using a Tera Term over a serial port to do some testing on a board. Recently I found out I can do some scripting in Tera Term so I have been doing research to help automate and make testing a little easier.
I know Tera Term has a site that lists example macros as well as a command list but I guess what I need is someone with experience scripting in Tera Term.
Tera Term uses a sort of Basic language called Tera Term Language (TTL) but I found it hard from the site to actually identify which commands I needed to use.
In Tera Term I use the Serial Port to send commands to the board in order to log in and run certain settings that I want. Instead of typing these commands each time I test a board I want to create a program that sends these commands without the requirement to type them again and again each time.
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Tera term site: http://ttssh2.sourceforge.jp/ < -- Note: Site is in Japanese but I always have it auto translated..
I am trying to develop a script to play a set of tracks using a 'play x' command, where x is the track index. Ideally the track will play for ~3 seconds and then increment up to the next track. I have a very crude outline algorithm that I should describe it.
Algorithm:
If anyone has any insights or experience with Tera term I would be very appreciative.
Sas Macro Example
If anything right now I need to figure out how to take an inputbox input and store it to a variable. I can probably figure out the rest..
Thanks
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OK, I did some digging and found a moderately active forum: http://logmett.com/forum/
It is there that I found a nice thread called: TeraTerm Macro Language for dummies..http://logmett.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2133
That, and the command list on the actual TeraTerm project site is where I have been troubleshooting and solving 90% of my issues.
To take in a user defined input you use the 'inputbox' command, which follows the format:
inputbox 'message' 'title' [default]
(not entirely sure what default is supposed to be doing)
E.G.
inputbox 'Please type input' 'Input'
a dialog box will appear and prompt a response. This input is sent to a default variable inputstr
I have gotten this variable to work in some cases but I think the problem is that the variable is technically a string type so I can't do traditional loops. I need to figure out a way to use the str2int command to do an expression.
I think that answers my own immediate question as well as provide some reference for others..
Thanks