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Vugen: RTE Protocol Wait/Polling Routine
Posted on August 8, 2012 by Admin
While it isn’t the most popular protocol out there, RTE (terminal emulation) continues to serve a need for those testing against “green screen” apps, AS400’s, etc…There are times where you may be waiting on a particular string of text to show up on a screen. You may want to continue polling until the text is there. The script below gives you one idea of how to do this. Note that the X/Y coordinates and field length will be different based on your screen and what you are looking for.
int rc, i;
char match[80];// Grab some tex Read Entire Entry
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