I noticed from the sample execution (from the cmd line that you showed) it
seemed that maybe the commands should be passed with a carriage return
after each parameter. so instead of:
>
> echo "@" >>/dev/term/a [enter]
> echo "2" >>/dev/term/a [enter]
> echo "2" >>/dev/term/a [enter]
>
do something in perl like
system ( qq!echo "\@" >> /dev/term/a;echo "2" >> /dev/term/a;echo "2" >>
/dev/term/a;!)
?
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Paul Burkett
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Subject: Well...it kinda sorta works
06/22/01 01:36
PM
Please respond
to Paul Burkett
I got a little over enthusiatic (however you spell it)
it seems that it will work, but only for a few
entries....should I put the autoflush after every
statement? or just at the end? I'm guessing this does
not do so much with Perl but with the camera hardware itself.
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