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(22:22) gturneruk: lost clusters<br> | (22:22) gturneruk: lost clusters<br> | ||
(22:23) Suw: i obviously need to defrag | (22:23) Suw: i obviously need to defrag | ||
xChat log format | |||
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**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed May 14 04:36:29 2003 | |||
May 14 04:36:29 --> You are now talking on #test | |||
May 14 04:36:29 --- Topic for #test is Test Topic | |||
May 14 04:36:29 --- Topic for #test set by nick1 at Thu May 8 18:45:05 | |||
May 14 04:58:45 --- You are now known as nick1 | |||
May 14 05:03:44 --> nick1 (~nick1@2.1.3.narf-42905) has joined #test | |||
May 14 05:05:48 <nick1> test message | |||
May 14 05:10:24 * nick1 test action | |||
May 14 05:11:19 <-- nick1 has quit (quit) | |||
**** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Jul 4 00:28:22 2003 | |||
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== iChat transcripts == | == iChat transcripts == |
Revision as of 06:35, 15 October 2005
chat examples
Examples of how chat transcripts are marked up currently, with the idea of moving towards a
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IRC transcripts
These are plantext logs with space separated fields, so are posted wrapped in <pre>
12:06 Tantek: what does the datetime stamp represent? 12:07 KevinMarks: in iRC, when it was said 12:07 Tantek: is it a point in time *before* they started speaking? 12:07 Tantek: or *after*? 12:07 Tantek: or somewhere in the *middle*? 12:07 KevinMarks: usually it is quantised to seconds 12:07 KevinMarks: and it is time the msg was received 12:07 Tantek: but the second they started typing or pressed return? 12:08 KevinMarks: prssed return i think
Or as plaintext + <br> (eg http://chocnvodka.blogware.com/blog/_archives/2005/8/25/1169654.html)
(22:20) gturneruk: oh, i just remembered. windows 95 is ten years old today
(22:22) Suw: good god. i mean, i shouldn't be surprised, it being 2005 and all. but still, where did that time go?
(22:22) gturneruk: lost clusters
(22:23) Suw: i obviously need to defrag
xChat log format
**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed May 14 04:36:29 2003 May 14 04:36:29 --> You are now talking on #test May 14 04:36:29 --- Topic for #test is Test Topic May 14 04:36:29 --- Topic for #test set by nick1 at Thu May 8 18:45:05 May 14 04:58:45 --- You are now known as nick1 May 14 05:03:44 --> nick1 (~nick1@2.1.3.narf-42905) has joined #test May 14 05:05:48 <nick1> test message May 14 05:10:24 * nick1 test action May 14 05:11:19 <-- nick1 has quit (quit) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Jul 4 00:28:22 2003
iChat transcripts
iChat handles timestamps differently, inserting them between statement blocks, every 5 minutes.
12:25 AM Reconnecting to tantekatwork… Kevin Marks: So, iChat shows timestamps between entries Tantek: yes Tantek: what about Adium? 12:30 AM Kevin Marks: my copy is 230 days old...
bash.org
Bash.org collects funny irc transcripts and lets people vote on them: It uses plaintext + <br />, wrapped in <p> http://bash.org/?23396
<Donut[AFK]> HEY EURAKARTE
<Donut[AFK]> INSULT
<Eurakarte> RETORT
<Donut[AFK]> COUNTER-RETORT
<Eurakarte> QUESTIONING OF SEXUAL PREFERENCE
<Donut[AFK]> SUGGESTION TO SHUT THE FUCK UP
<Eurakarte> NOTATION THAT YOU CREATE A VACUUM
<Donut[AFK]> RIPOSTE
<Donut[AFK]> ADDON RIPOSTE
<Eurakarte> COUNTER-RIPOSTE
<Donut[AFK]> COUNTER-COUNTER RIPOSTE
<Eurakarte> NONSENSICAL STATEMENT INVOLVING PLANKTON
<Miles_Prower> RESPONSE TO RANDOM STATEMENT AND THREAT TO BAN OPPOSING SIDES
<Eurakarte> WORDS OF PRAISE FOR FISHFOOD
<Miles_Prower> ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND ACCEPTENCE OF TERMS
Log Library
Log Library displays a tabular format with divs
<div class="row" name="GusVanNos"> <div class="timestamp">18:36:28</div> <div class="nick"><GusVanNos></div> <div class="message">.+. is a lazy way of saying .{2,}</div> </div> <div class="row" name="jawong"> <div class="timestamp">18:36:48</div> <div class="nick"><jawong></div> <div class="message">your model is waaaay better, xal.</div> </div>