Passing keys to another program

From: Casey (caseydill_at_comcast.net)
Date: 05/22/04

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    I am trying to write a shell script (any standard shell in Solaris
    sh,ksh,csh,...) that will allow me to pass keystrokes as if they came from
    the keyboard?

    This program will allow me to copy/past keys from a text editor (first
    attempt to the solution), but it will not recognize a carriage return as the
    enter key. Is this possible?

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