Example: TE_send_text

This example shows the use of TE_send_text to send help and log off commands that contain control codes:

/* *** The terminal type is VT 100. */

TE_connect(

    "comm-type = telnet;"

    "host-name = myHost;"

    "terminal-id = ;"

    "set-window-size = true;"

    "security-type = unsecured;"

    "terminal-type = vt100;"

    "terminal-model = vt100;"

    "login-command-file = ;"

    "terminal-setup-file = ;"

    , 60000);

if (TE_errno != TE_SUCCESS) 

    return -1;

TE_wait_cursor(24, 2, 100, 90);

/* duration = 688, replay duration = 400, difference = 288 */

lr_think_time(3);

TE_type("MyHost<kReturn>");

/* duration = 2579, replay duration = 800, difference = 1779 */

lr_think_time(18);

TE_type("MyPassword<kReturn>");

/* duration = -62, replay duration = 200, difference = -262 */

lr_think_time(2);

/* following escape sequence is mapped to "help" command */

TE_send_text("\x1bOP");

/* duration = -16, replay duration = 200, difference = -216 */

lr_think_time(3);

/* following escape sequence is mapped to "logout" command */

TE_send_text("\x1bOR");