'''Expect Examples:''

Expect comes with a bunch of examples that are indispensable and unique full-function tools in their own right like cryptdir, [passmass], unbuffer, [kibitz], [dislocate], etc, etc.

The latest cool new Expect whizbang: [multixterm].

[LV] offers an example of his use of Expect:  "Our local public library used to have a telnet interface to its patron account system.  I wrote an Expect script which logged onto the system, queried for the holdings status of each account in my family, then logged off.  I would run this from [cron] and get a report as to which books were coming up for return, what items were held for pick up, and so on.  I then placed the text version of that report into a directory where a daily sync to my Palm Pilot would result in a PalmOS memo containing this info."

'''Expect Tutorials'''

If you find you're thinking too much while on an Expect project, give [autoexpect] a chance to be your friend.

A large number of tutorials on Expect have been published over the last decade.  Among those available online are
   * Diep Ly's [http://www.csc.calpoly.edu/~dbutler/tutorials/winter96/expect/tutorial.html]
   * the RayCosoft one [http://www.raycosoft.com/rayco/support/expect_tutor.html]
   * unos en espaol de Vega Barreiro [http://www.croftj.net/~barreiro/spain/expect/expect_tutorial.html] e el colectivo "Linux Cuba" [http://www.linux.cu/tutoriales/expect]
   * probably the single most well-known introduction to Expect and Tcl is [Will Morse]'s [http://www.nmt.edu/tcc/help/lang/txt/tcltk.txt]
   * [[... many others ...]]