Discover script names and loading order
by Brandon Maness · 02/01/2006 (4:59 pm) · 5 comments
I've read many posts from new Torque developers wanting a list of all the scripts that are loaded, and the order they were loaded in. The console.log file has this information, but there is also has quite a bit of other stuff in there as well. This small win32 console executable will parse your console.log file, and create a new file called consoleParsed.txt
To use the utility, just copy it in the same folder as your console.log file, and double click the logParse.exe

The zip file has everything you will need. It is located here: torque.smdlabs.com/content/logParser.zip
Enjoy!
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To use the utility, just copy it in the same folder as your console.log file, and double click the logParse.exe

The zip file has everything you will need. It is located here: torque.smdlabs.com/content/logParser.zip
Enjoy!
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**UPDATE:
An update has been posted, so if you have downloaded this before 2/1/2006 @ 9:15pm CST you will notice that it does not list pre-compiled files, but only recently compiled ones. This has been fixed, and updated.
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02/01/2006 (7:18 pm)
You're welcome.**UPDATE:
An update has been posted, so if you have downloaded this before 2/1/2006 @ 9:15pm CST you will notice that it does not list pre-compiled files, but only recently compiled ones. This has been fixed, and updated.
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02/02/2006 (9:35 am)
Cool! Nice job, Brandon.
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02/13/2006 (12:09 pm)
What about a linux version?
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02/13/2006 (1:20 pm)
Sorry, I don't use linux. Should be easy enough for you to do with a perl script though. Just parse the log for the word 'compiled'.B--

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