How to ajust this script to print the timestamp and information in row

[thomas200813]

The result is below:

you could find the timestamp and received info is printed in seperate line.How could we change the script and print the info into the capture file in a row.
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|2/12/2007 1:55:00PM|
TsecStart: port 0, PHY 0, link is up at 100Mbps full duplex
|2/12/2007 1:55:00PM|
Attached IPv4 interface to mottsec unit 2
|2/12/2007 1:55:00PM|
Attached IPv4 interface to mottsec unit 0
|2/12/2007 1:55:00PM|
usrNetDevStart: configured IPC device mottsec0, address 192.168.10.1
|2/12/2007 1:55:00PM|

|2/12/2007 1:55:00PM|
Adding 15452 symbols for standalone.
|2/12/2007 1:55:01PM|


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proc main
string DateString, TimeString, sCap
string CapName ; Name of capture file to open.
string datahold
; Grab current time and date and place them into those string variables
ltimestrs $LTIME DateString TimeString

; I found out that Procomm does not like slashes or colons in capture filenames
; so lets replace all of these offending delimiters with hyphens
strreplace DateString "/" "-" ;Replace all slashes in date string with hyphens
strreplace TimeString ":" "-" ;Replace all colons in time string with hyphens

; Now concatenate the capture filename together
strcat CapName "Procomm_Capture_"
strcat CapName DateString
strcat CapName "_"
strcat CapName TimeString
strcat CapName ".cap"
set capture overwrite on ; overwrite old capture file data with new data
set capture query off ; do not prompt user for caputre filename
set capture file CapName ; Set name of capture file (pieced together from above).
capture on ; Open up the capture file.

; We need to set up a "hook" to allow the capture file to be closed when a user
; stops the script.
when USEREXIT call close_capture

; Main capture loop. This is an infinite loop that grabs the current time, formats
; and dumps a time stamp string into the capture stream and then sleeps for 60 seconds
; before it does it again. This loop will run until the user stops the script or
; exits Procomm
while 1
ltimestrs $LTIME DateString TimeString
strfmt sCap "|%s %s|" DateString TimeString
rget datahold 256 FOREVER
strreplace sCap "'n" ""
strreplace sCap "'r" ""
strcat sCap datahold
capturestr sCap
endwhile

endproc

proc close_capture
string DateString, TimeString, sCap

; Drop a final timestamp into the capture file before closing
ltimestrs $LTIME DateString TimeString
strfmt sCap "|%s %s|" DateString TimeString
capturestr sCap
capture off ; Close the capture file.
exit
endproc

 

[kodr]

Instead of:

strreplace sCap "'n" ""
strreplace sCap "'r" ""

Try:

strreplace sCap "`n" ""
strreplace sCap "`r" ""

Should be ` (under the ~, next to 1 on your keyboard) instead of ' (single quote.)

See if this helps.

 

[thomas200813]

It doesn't work too.Why does it come out in different row?

 

[knob]

When I ran your script with kodr's change (and also without), I am getting the date and time on the same line as such:

|3/12/2007 4:44:59PM|

Is this not what you are wanting?

http://www.aspectscripting.com

 

[thomas200813]

Hi Knod,

It is right that the time stamp is printed out in the log file.But I hope the time stamp and terminal mmi information come out in the same row.

That is

|3/12/2007 4:44:59PM|mmi information printed here



Regards

 

[kodr]

Thomas, in this code:

   while 1
   ltimestrs $LTIME DateString TimeString
   strfmt sCap "|%s %s|" DateString TimeString
   rget  datahold 256 FOREVER
   strreplace sCap "'n" ""
   strreplace sCap "'r" ""    
   strcat sCap datahold
   capturestr sCap
   endwhile

Could the CR & LF be part of the 'datahold' data?
Maybe try replacing the `r and `n to it also?