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the_demagogue
Newbie
Joined: 28 Dec 2002
Posts: 3
Location: USA
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 Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2003 2:42 pm
autologging
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Okay, here's the deal. First of all, when it comes to zMUD, I'm stupid. I can take someone else's script, and tinker with it to make it for me, but getting started on my own is always rough. That said...
I want to log everything that happens on the MUD, in txt files on my D:/ hard drive. I want the txt files to be named after the date, and I want them to NOT include my prompt (for annoying spam reasons). The prompt begins with a couple special characters, so we'll call them ** for now.
Now with all this, I could do it easily, each time I log in, using the #LOG command manually, but I don't want to be subject to my memory... heh... So what can I do?
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Death
Apprentice
Joined: 25 Jun 2002
Posts: 109
Location: USA
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Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2003 6:46 pm
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Originally posted by the_demagogue
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Okay, here's the deal. First of all, when it comes to zMUD, I'm stupid. I can take someone else's script, and tinker with it to make it for me, but getting started on my own is always rough. That said...
I want to log everything that happens on the MUD, in txt files on my D:/ hard drive. I want the txt files to be named after the date, and I want them to NOT include my prompt (for annoying spam reasons). The prompt begins with a couple special characters, so we'll call them ** for now.
Now with all this, I could do it easily, each time I log in, using the #LOG command manually, but I don't want to be subject to my memory... heh... So what can I do?
the Demagogue
You can do what I did and just send all necassary things you want logged to that window. You can do that by using the #cap command. I'm sure there is a command/function that allows you to not log certain lines, but I'm not at home right now to look around. But just create a trigger off you connecting to the mud to start up the logging. In mine I send the "Connecting to rotf.net" to the other window, then set up a trigger in that window to see that #log c:zMudlogs%time( mmmm)%time( aa-mmm-yy).txt
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phillip
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Joined: 16 Aug 2003
Posts: 6
Location: Ireland
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Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2003 4:05 pm
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worked for me,thanks!
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