This is just a test log, originating from Therigion, to test the new support for RealLogs on the log site. If Java doesn't play for you, currently the log can't be viewed; Later on I'll work something out.
I smoke a pack a day. I need to quit, but dont think ill ever completely cut the habbit.
Trying to cut back for starters... that cold turkey shit never workd for me :(
http://www.stopsmokingcenter.net
It didn't help me, but it might help you.
I hate you, Miroth...and I have you know - it's been 4 months now, though the temptation will always be there methink.
gothwin, have a smoke, on me. :P mmmm puff puff, that's good isn't it. i quit 2 or 3 weeks ago and don't have any cravings. must suck for you :P
Therigion indicated that it was easy to use triggers in zMUD to insert those tags.. I don't really know, but otherwise a proxy *shrug*. He didn't respond to my emails yet, since I put this in soo.. I don't know.
As for other formats, ttyrec or whatever, I'd be happy to implement them if I get the necessary information. Just go ahead and mail :-).
Does count going to take several beers while talking about installing Debian? bah! I have to go to the beach, later! ;-))
Does having that beer with a buddy and talking about network traffic shaping count? :p
Hmm, now it works fine but yesterday didn't that's strange:P
last night
I wonder when the last time was you guys went out with someone and had... a beer?
Yeah, making it JS instead of Java applet would be cool, because (at least this particular log, I had no problem with the previous ones..) running this applet took like 5 minutes to my poor computer occupying most of its memory space and still didn't load correctly:P (the buttons were stripped of icons and pushing them didn't seem to have any effect).
The format, I think is quite evident from the log:<!RL!15:33:2:781>=<!RL!hours:minutes:seconds:miliseconds> (hoping Therigion won't mind me explaining it here).
Also, as far as I'm aware of, he's working on tools allowing for making such logs atm.
Beh. Therigion is a lot better designer than me -- my viewer is butt-ugly. However, they're functionally identical, and while nearly all browsers can do JavaScript, Java functionality is not available everywhere -- either for technical (Java not installed), ideological (what, me or my OS running evil proprietary software?) or security (running invasive crap like the JVM?) reasons. Java is not available on a lot of workplaces, libraries, etc.
Plus, the Java player doesn't degrade gracefully; using pure HTML with the timing information hidden in id='' tags and a <script=viewer.js> tag works in full colour in ELinks, and readably even on Lynx and WinCE MSIE.
Thus, what about joining forces? Either you could design something in Javascript, --or-- even hack on my code.
There is another issue. How are we supposed to post logs in your format if we don't get any tools to include the timing information. Therigion, could you post a link to your tool? The one on http://reallogs.com is not working.
Alternately, you can use my proxy. I added an idiot-proof installer (http://angband.pl/termrec.html#installer), but without you releasing the spec for your format, my editor can't read nor write it. You can install my proxy for now and store the logs, but until Irmo re-enables posting ttyrec logs, Nicu adds ttyrec as an alternate format or Therigion implements or tells me how to implement a way to access .rl files, they can be posted only in ANSI.
very cool
Ok, I did the profile thing now. If you prefer to view all logs (when possible, which is always at the moment) as the normal colored HTML, set the 'View logs as HTML when possible?' checkmark in your profile.
When set, RealLogs as well as normal logs are viewed as HTML. When not set (the default), RealLogs are viewed in the RealLogs java applet. You can still append ?format=1 to change this behaviour of course.
sweet
For now, you can view RealLogs as normal logs by appending ?format=1 to the viewer URL. For this file for instance:
<a href="http://logs.dyndns.dk/viewer.php/9278?format=1">http://logs.dyndns.dk/viewer.php/9278?format=1</a>
Later on, there will be some profile settings.