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how do you track guild members
Anyone have a method for tracking guild members? Right now i have a hotbutton which turns on log, then /who guild all, then turns off logging. i then use my log as a data file for a google spreadsheet, do some data manipulation and end up with a list of name/class/level. i then repeat on a fairly regular basis...
anyone have a better method? Gremel | ||
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The old-fashioned way.
You make a roster. | ||
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yes i think that is essentially what i am doing... was wondering if anyone had a more automated method
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Nothing would really be reliable, as things like /role, /anon, and members being offline at any given time would result in incomplete results.
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If having a accurate roster is important to you, don't make anyone an officer who can't handle the 30 second challenge of alt tabbing out when they do an invite. | |||
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to answer my question...
apparently i have the best solution for an ongoing accurate(ish) roster. thanks everyone who gave any sort of input.
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write a bash script to parse the guild members from your log file!
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Code:
/^\[([0-9]{1,3})\s([a-zA-Z]+)\]\s?([A-Za-z0-9]+)\<My\sSuper\sGuild\>/ | |||
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