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#162920 24/10/06 02:33 AM
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I havent been on this forum for a while, and i remmeber someone explained to me how i can get a log file, lets say the log file "test.log". mow i chat with test in a query windows, and then i need to go back and read the logs from him for some reason, then i add a menu in the popups there.. "Logs:{ run $logdir $+ test.log }" now there will be a problem, the log file looks like: "test.QuakeNet.20061018" <<-- do i have to add: $active $+ . $+ $network $+ . $+ $date(yyyymmdd) $+ .log ? or any easyer way to do the same thing?


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#162921 24/10/06 04:09 AM
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Options that I'm aware of:
1) Use the Reload Logs option, located in Options - IRC - Logging
2) Logs: run $+($logdir,$active,.,$network,.,$date(yyyymmdd),.log)
3) Logs: run $sfile($logdir,*.log)

They each have their advantages and disadvantages

#162922 24/10/06 09:32 AM
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$chat(nick).logfile


If only women came with popup menus and online help.

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