I did, but that was a waste of typing. So I wrote a little addition to
'ytalk' (source from ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/system/network/chat/
ytalk-3.1.tar.gz) to log talk sessions to a file.
There are some interesting issues that I haven't really dealt with, like
what happens when people start interrupting each other. This is a
'transcript' of one of the pilot tests of my little additions:
-- bayern@tick.zoo.cs.yale.edu:
-- djb52@morpheus:
p
-- bayern@tick.zoo.cs.yale.edu:
-
-- djb52@morpheus:
er
-- bayern@tick.zoo.cs.yale.edu:
coo
:)
Anyway, the source is in ~bayern/ytalk-3.1 on the Zoo. I just figured I
should tell *someone* about the code, since it's not really ready to
release or even send to the 'ytalk' author yet. It's really very simple;
'log.c' is basically the file I add to the ytalk source. It's very much a
simple, quick hack job.
Comments? Questions? Suggestions for what to do about the situations
where people interrupt each other?
Shawn