# How to use this expect-lite file, Lines that begin with:
#	'>' send to remote host, implies "wait for prompt"
#	'<' _MUST_ be received from the remote host, or this config script will fail
#	# are comment lines, and have no effect
#	; are printable (in stdout) comments, and have no other effect
#	@ change the expect timeout value
#	! Embedded Expect commands
#	? If statement, use format ?cond?action::else_action
# For more info see: expect-lite.html

#
# Test the math functions (requires version 3.10 or later)
#
#
#
#

# Turn on warnings
!set ::WARN 1


@3
; == test of Math Functions
>
$num=5
$mult=2
=$num + 10*$mult
; === num is $num

>echo $num
<25
>

=$num*10
; === num is $num
>echo $num
<250

$num=5
=$num*10 / $num
; === num is $num
>echo $num
<10

$five=5
$answer=1
=$answer*$five/2.0
; === answer is $answer
>echo $answer
<2.5

$five=5
$answer=1
=$answer*$five % 2
; === answer is $answer
>echo $answer
<1


$five=5
$answer=1
=$answer + $five / 2
; === answer is $answer
>echo $answer
<3


$five=5
; == Negative test answer1 not defined then division, undefined should be initialized to zero
=$answer1 / 2 * (10 + 1)
# self check
?if $answer1 != 0 ? >echo FAIL :: >echo Good
<\nGood
; === answer is $answer1


; == Negative test answer1 not defined, but should work becuase of '+'
=$answer1 + 2 * (10 + 1)
; === answer is $answer1
# self check
?if $answer1 != 22 ? >echo FAIL :: >echo Good
<\nGood

; === Negative test: Arrays not supported, but concatination will occur
$answer3=30
$count=3
$answer=5
=$answer$count + 5
; === answer is $answer
# self check
?if $answer != 58 ? >echo FAIL :: >echo Good
<\nGood

# Calculate and set test_timeout in seconds
=$test_timeout + 60 * 2
@$test_timeout
>
?if $test_timeout != 120 ? >echo FAIL :: >echo Good
<\nGood
>
$answer=1
=$answer * pow(2,3)
>
; == answer is: $answer
>
#Pau!

