The CScript command te.wait() allows multiple-case wait strings; e.g.,

return_value = te.wait(“my name^S|^Syour name”,0);

which will return 0 if either “my name” or “your name” is received. The WAIT command in TERM Script Language allows a similar structure:

wait “my name|your name”

but the return value is position-dependent. In the above example “my name” would return 0 to the _retval variable, and “your name” would return 1.

This functionality was added to te.wait() in TinyTERM 4.30.

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