Send/Expect

2.2.5 for Android

4.4 | 5,000+ Installs | Reviews

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Description of 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.

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What's New with Send/Expect 2.2.5

Fixed problem with Tasker timeouts.

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  Joffry ride

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  2019-10-31 05:33
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  Jonathan Andreotti

  this app is great, i use it for creating projects and using autovoice and tasker to send a text string using this app, the only problem is, every now and again it just wont work, i will then have to open the app and close it again for it to work, and this isnt consistent accross reboots. it does this on 2 phones "S6 and S10" and i have them rooted with all power saves off for the apps and i have doze completely off. but this app is the only one that wants opening every now and then (i cant even make tasker open it and close it, i have to open it, then it will work for a few hours to a few days, then, i need to open it again) still 5 stars because its simple and yet very effective if you create electronic/programming projects, but i hope this can be sorted

  2019-10-25 04:47
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  M P

  Works great for my needs with a TPLink Wifi plug

  2019-03-12 07:51
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  Gregory Bodenheimer

  Does exactly what I wanted. Let's me control my TP-Link smart outlet using Tasker.

  2018-02-19 03:27
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  Alan Burnstine

  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?

  2017-01-31 01:09
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  John Knuth

  More regex examples would make it five star. Would be nice to have simple way to grab receive buffer and place in Tasker variable.

  2014-10-08 02:30