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Opchars appearing in logfiles

2007-06-20T18:00:42-04:00

Aw, soddit - yup, you're right.

Can a forum mod move this thread over into the correct forum to continue the discussion over there? It may have flown under the radar of eggdrop module programmers being over here.

Ta muchly!

Statistics: Posted by dungeon — Wed Jun 20, 2007 6:00 pm

Opchars appearing in logfiles

2007-06-20T09:38:45-04:00

Just as an update.... I've played with some of the source code and come to the conclusion that.. I'm not a C++ programmer.

Is there a forum where I could request these changes to be made at all? I'm guessing it not to be too arduous a process for someone that knows the code structure more intimately than I do.

Try the Modules & Programing forum.

Statistics: Posted by Sir_Fz — Wed Jun 20, 2007 9:38 am

Opchars appearing in logfiles

2007-06-20T09:05:48-04:00

Just as an update.... I've played with some of the source code and come to the conclusion that.. I'm not a C++ programmer.

Is there a forum where I could request these changes to be made at all? I'm guessing it not to be too arduous a process for someone that knows the code structure more intimately than I do.

Statistics: Posted by dungeon — Wed Jun 20, 2007 9:05 am

Opchars appearing in logfiles

2006-04-08T20:12:29-04:00

okay - guess I shoulda studied the README more closely, then!

Is it acceptible for me to forward my changes to the dev team for inclusion considerations? I'm one of those "other people may find this useful - I won't keep it to myself" types so prefer to give away copies for others to use also.

You may indeed forword your changes to the dev team (possible inclusion in new release?) and post your changes in the forum to share with others.

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Sat Apr 08, 2006 8:12 pm

Opchars appearing in logfiles

2006-04-08T13:31:44-04:00

okay - guess I shoulda studied the README more closely, then!

Is it acceptible for me to forward my changes to the dev team for inclusion considerations? I'm one of those "other people may find this useful - I won't keep it to myself" types so prefer to give away copies for others to use also.

Statistics: Posted by dungeon — Sat Apr 08, 2006 1:31 pm

Opchars appearing in logfiles

2006-04-08T00:28:55-04:00

Okay - in which case, if I modify the source code am I required to post my changes here? Or submit them to the headshed somewhere?

No, the license only requires the source code to be made public if you redistribute the binary. If it's for your own personal use, you do not need to share.

Statistics: Posted by BarkerJr — Sat Apr 08, 2006 12:28 am

Opchars appearing in logfiles

2006-04-07T05:03:19-04:00

Without actually altering the appropriate source code as fas as I am aware what you request is not possible.

Okay - in which case, if I modify the source code am I required to post my changes here? Or submit them to the headshed somewhere?

Statistics: Posted by dungeon — Fri Apr 07, 2006 5:03 am

Opchars appearing in logfiles

2006-04-06T20:43:46-04:00

Without actually altering the appropriate source code as fas as I am aware what you request is not possible.

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Thu Apr 06, 2006 8:43 pm

Opchars appearing in logfiles

2006-04-06T08:03:29-04:00

Tried searching on this here and via google, but not seen the right question yet (this could just be me missing it, mind).

Using eggdrop1.6.17 under FC4, all compiled and working successfully, connecting to an UnrealIRCD network. No probs there.

I've enabled the extended opchars since our IRCD uses them, but can't get them to appear in the logfiles. I'd like logging to show something like:

<@King>And this helps us how?
<+Prince>You ought to take note
<&SuperKing>You lose voice for that.
Nooooo!

Know if this is possible?

(This is simply since I'm going to be parsing my logfiles through some PHP to display them on a webpage, and would like to colour-code the ranks accordingly - if anyone wants my PHP, they're welcome to it)

Statistics: Posted by dungeon — Thu Apr 06, 2006 8:03 am