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to: Bob van der Poel 76510,2203 (X)
from: David Breeding 72330,2051
date: 1994-12-04 14:03:20
subject: #20592-_gs_rdy() question

#: 20605 S3/Languages
    04-Dec-94  14:03:20
Sb: #20592-_gs_rdy() question
Fm: David Breeding 72330,2051
To: Bob van der Poel 76510,2203 (X)

 > I am uploading phone.lzh to lib 12 today. Let me know if it works for you.

I'll get it..

 > > How does your version handle the connect?
 >
 > Just looks for the connect strings sent back from the modem. It would be

The same way I started out.

 > nice to change the code to use multiple matches so that if it gets
 > "CONNECT" it does one thing, "BUSY" it does something else, etc. Something

I had mine exit on "NO DIAL TONE". I set up a config file, to look for each
BBS, with a # of attempts to try.. I let it be infinite if this # wass
negative.  It would keep trying as long as it saw "BUSY" or "NO CARRIER". Yes,
and if "NO ANSWER", it would set the count to 1 and try once more, then exit.

 > like a switch() statement in C does...maybe you want a project?

It might be a good idea.. Do we have a need for a fairly elaborate external
autodialer?  I had thought of developing mine to a pretty neat thing, but, if
you have already done it, there would be no need.

Ummm, about the switch() thing.. I can't think of anything to do except keep
dialing on "nonfatal" responses or exit on "fatal" ones.



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