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Re: Execute leaves prompt in buffer (General questions)

by wodSupport, Thursday, March 23, 2006, 22:29 (6820 days ago) @ Rodney Snell

Rodney,

I don't think there's automated solution for that. You can try several things:

1. Does your firewall support 'term len 0' like on Cisco, so you can disable those ----More---- lines?
2. Try to set property Rows to 0
3. Try to set TerminalType to 'dumb' or 'tty'
3. Try to set StripANSI to True

if neither of that help, then you must manually code something to workaround it.

Hope I helped.
Kreso

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