(self, txt)
return False
checks if the current text matches against a list of
        generic prompt formats defined in the configuration
        and returns true in that case, false otherwise.
        This is used because if a prompt is detected it may be because a connection
        was established with a remote host.
checks if the current text matches against a list of
        generic prompt formats defined in the configuration
        and returns true in that case, false otherwise.
        This is used because if a prompt is detected it may be because a connection
        was established with a remote host.
checks if the current text matches against a list of generic prompt formats defined in the configuration and returns true in that case false otherwise . This is used because if a prompt is detected it may be because a connection was established with a remote host .
def __matchGenericPrompt(self, txt):
        """
        checks if the current text matches against a list of
        generic prompt formats defined in the configuration
        and returns true in that case, false otherwise.
        This is used because if a prompt is detected it may be because a connection
        was established with a remote host.
        """
        if not self._generic_prompt_formats:
            api.devlog("There isn't any generic prompt format defined")
            return False
        
        txt = txt.strip()
        # Should we use match instead of search?
        for r in self._generic_prompt_formats:
            m = r.search(txt)
            if m is not None:
                return True
        return False
def __matchGenericPrompt ( self , txt ) : if not self . _generic_prompt_formats : api . devlog ( "There isn't any generic prompt format defined" ) return False txt = txt . strip ( ) # Should we use match instead of search? for r in self . _generic_prompt_formats : m = r . search ( txt ) if m is not None : return True return False