nml, I changed the following line: puts stdout "Read line: $::tailBuffer($fileId)" to: putlog "Read line: $::tailBuffer($fileId)" from partyline on the bot i execute the following command: .tcl [openFile /path/to/filename.log] The actual log file i'm using is 100% real the user a...
I guess what I'm getting at here, is I want to actively monitor a log file so that each time something new is wrote the tcl script catches it.. but doesn't care about previous entries.. and.. the log file must remain intact like a normal log file. Hopefully I'm not confusing you or asking too much, ...
I would love to have a script that I could use to parse log files "live". I'm not even sure where to really start with how to read a log file basically every second and have it return the new lines of text that are put into the log file. As far as parsing the text, I can handle that much.....
|1ve, i don't run this script.. but imdb change the html on the voting information on their page.. without any testing it seems that in this script line 206 which is this: regexp -nocase -- {href="ratings".*?>(.*?) votes</a>\)} $data -> votes; should be changed to this: regexp -nocase -- {...
It's easy, he said to look thru this entire forum thread on what to do when you are using tcl8.4 -- it's not that complicated and it was talked about a lot.
GaveUp, Just got the latest GIT of the script and now I'm getting this all the time: !showinfo Dexter [09:59:25pm] <tvrage> {%%show_name%%} ({%%country%%} > {%%network%%} > {%%premiered%%} > {%%show_url%%}) [09:59:25pm] <tvrage> class > {%%classification%%} [09:59:25pm] <tvrage> genre > {%%genres%%}...