Send/Expect
$1.59
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About Send/Expect
Network / Automation Tool.
Configure TCP client based send / expect dialogs (e.g. telnet-like session).
Regular expression support.
May be used standalone or as a Tasker plugin.
Tasker variable support.
Debug log and log viewer.
Info / Support : https://sites.google.com/site/sendexpect/
Free trial: https://sites.google.com/site/sendexpect/home/trial-version
The trial version must be uninstalled before purchasing the store version.
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Permissions used by Send/Expect:
Network communication:
- Used for sending and receiving TCP data.
Read / Modify USB storage
- Used for managing the Send/Expect log file in a non-private location
Google Play license check:
- Used for validating purchased version of the application.
Configure TCP client based send / expect dialogs (e.g. telnet-like session).
Regular expression support.
May be used standalone or as a Tasker plugin.
Tasker variable support.
Debug log and log viewer.
Info / Support : https://sites.google.com/site/sendexpect/
Free trial: https://sites.google.com/site/sendexpect/home/trial-version
The trial version must be uninstalled before purchasing the store version.
==========================
Permissions used by Send/Expect:
Network communication:
- Used for sending and receiving TCP data.
Read / Modify USB storage
- Used for managing the Send/Expect log file in a non-private location
Google Play license check:
- Used for validating purchased version of the application.
All Application Badges
Paid
app
app
Android
4.0.3+
4.0.3+
Bug
buster
buster
Android app
App History & Updates
What's Changed
Fixed problem with Tasker timeouts.
Fixed problem with Tasker timeouts.
Price update Price changed from $1.55 to $1.59.
Version update Send/Expect was updated to version 2.2.5
More downloads Send/Expect reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
Version update Send/Expect was updated to version 2.0.5
What are users saying about Send/Expect
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by R####:
by R####:
Very versatile plugin. I use it to control my Pioneer VSX930. Apparently it works with Onkyo as well.
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by R####:
by R####:
Very useful plugin, especially now that the server ip, port and timeout can use tasker variables. Just a word of caution. With the new version I found I needed to recreate the tasker Send/Expect configuration entries. If I just edited the existing ones the Send/Expect would work but it would not populate the return tasker variable.
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by E####:
by E####:
This solved a major need for me to control a computer connected robot from my Android Wear watch (using "AutoWear") . New feature for target and port from Tasker variables makes it even more useful! Can I rate 6 stars?
T
by T####:
by T####:
This solved a major need for me to control a computer connected robot from my Android Wear watch (using "AutoWear") . Adding the "future feature" "Support Tasker variables for target, port, and timeout." would make it perfect.
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by S####:
by S####:
Future Features "Support Tasker variables for target, port, and timeout" This will make my life so much easier :-)
X
by X####:
by X####:
This is really useful and very well written. I use it to remote control things via the internet. Together with Tasker it saved me from having to write a custom app.
X
by X####:
by X####:
More regex examples would make it five star. Would be nice to have simple way to grab receive buffer and place in Tasker variable.
T
by T####:
by T####:
Makes sending TCP sockets triggered by a Tasker event a breeze! Very easy to use and works well.
T
by T####:
by T####:
Much easier than writing an sl4a Perl script to open a socket. Especially handy that variables are carried in and out of Tasker. If you enjoy Regular Expressions and opening up Android's connectivity through Tasker, this app is for you.
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by Y####:
by Y####:
Much easier than writing an sl4a Perl script to open a socket. Especially handy that variables are carried in and out of Tasker. If you enjoy Regular Expressions and opening up Android's connectivity through Tasker, this app is for you.
by P####:
Really awesome app! Simple, straightforward and just what I needed! Not only does it work as plugin for Tasker but also as a standalone app so you can test your "sends" before integrating with Tasker. I use it to control my Wifi Yeelight lights. Developer responded when I had a question so really great app/service!