# $language = "Python"
# $interface = "1.0"

# ConnectToHostsInClipboard-One-per-Line-AdHocTabs.py.txt
#
# Last Modified:
#   20 May, 2022
#     - Updated to work with Python 3 or Python 2
#
#   08 Jan, 2020
#     - Initial revision
#
# Description:
#   - Shows how to instruct SecureCRT to establish ad hoc
#     connections to hosts listed one by one in the clibboard.
#     For example, if the following is in the clipboard...
#       host.a.domain
#       host.b.domain
#       host.c.domain
#       host.d.domain
#       host.e.domain
#       host.f.domain
#
#     ...Or even, with auth:
#       ssh://user1:p4$$w0rd@192.168.1.1
#       ssh://user2:p4$$w0rd@192.168.1.2
#       ssh://user3:p4$$w0rd@192.168.1.3
#       ssh://user4:p4$$w0rd@192.168.1.4
#       ssh://user5:p4$$w0rd@192.168.1.5
#       ssh://user6:p4$$w0rd@192.168.1.6
#
#     ... then running this script will cause SecureCRT
#     to connect to each host on a specific line in
#     separate tabs in the SecureCRT window.


def Main():
    # Get the clipbard contents
    strClipboard = crt.Clipboard.Text

    # Split by line (\r\n) EOL:
    vHosts = strClipboard.split("\r\n")

    # Iterate over each line expecting them to be a host
    # entity...
    for strHost in vHosts:
        # Trim spaces before/after/in the hostname/ip:
        strHost = strHost.replace(" ", "")

        # Ignore empty lines/data
        if not strHost == "":
            try:
                # Attempt to connect in a tab:
                crt.Session.ConnectInTab(strHost)

            except Exception as objException:
                # silently fail?
                # Complain bitterly?  Yes.
                crt.Dialog.MessageBox("Failed to connect to host: {0}\r\n{1}".format(
                    strHost,
                    str(objException)))

Main()