03-06-2012, 11:21 PM
I'm working on a python script that will automatically parse all the crap out of your journal, but the downside of this is that it only parses what has been written to a log file.
Normally this wouldn't be a problem if UO immediately wrote to the log file, but it looks like the way UO does it is to save up a bunch of lines in the client's memory, then when it gets to a certain size, it writes all of that to the log file. To make it even worse, it seems to be a set number of characters, so it can chop off sentences in the middle like:
You have hidden yoursel
instead of "You have hidden yourself well."
That gets to be really annoying when you have two different clients writing to it at the same time. >_< But it's better than nothing.
Normally this wouldn't be a problem if UO immediately wrote to the log file, but it looks like the way UO does it is to save up a bunch of lines in the client's memory, then when it gets to a certain size, it writes all of that to the log file. To make it even worse, it seems to be a set number of characters, so it can chop off sentences in the middle like:
You have hidden yoursel
instead of "You have hidden yourself well."
That gets to be really annoying when you have two different clients writing to it at the same time. >_< But it's better than nothing.