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$f = $pop->waitfor('//'); print "$f\n";
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From the documentation, waitfor just returns success or failure in scalar context. I'd say you probably want to call waitfor in list context:

($f) = $pop->waitfor('//');
print "$f\n";
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... or even:

($f, $match) = $pop->waitfor('//');
print "$f$match\n";
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print "Just another Perl ${\(trickster and hacker)},"
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In reply to Re: Help using Net::Telnet to use Rainbow by Sidhekin
in thread Help using Net::Telnet to use Rainbow by downer

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