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Latest revision as of 09:35, 10 October 2009
I was a little bored and I wanted a way to track a couple of different groups via bf2.com, so I wrote the following perl script. You can create separate CSV files in the input directory and enter the names & PIDS of the people you want to track. The script reads in the CSV files and creates an output.html file which includes a link for each individual CSV file you have, containing up to 50 of the PIDS listed per link. Click on the link(s) and it will open a window to BF2.com's LeaderBoard.
Description:
--------------------- BF2LeaderBoard Ver .2 by Rabbi Bob - [email protected] / www.rabbibob.com --------------------- Test Release - Added input directory - Maintain different groups with different CSV files - Edit input/.csv with your csv editor (Excel, OpenOffice, etc) - Do not change the order of the columns - Run BF2LeaderBoard.exe - Open output.html and follow the link - When creating a new CSV, the first two lines must be used: Name,PID,Notes,Group ---,---,---,--- - When in doubt, just copy one of the included examples and alter as needed - Included are a few example CSV files.