On Apr 25, 2009, at 14:45:57, ev wrote:
> In case this is useful to anyone, I made this to process the Growl
> log so I can view stuff from the log using GeekTool....
Cool. A couple of code-review comments, though:
> # Priority -1 indicates growl system info message
Not necessarily. It's valid for an application to pass -1, or for the
user (you) to override a notification's priority to -1 (“Low”).
A better way would be to grep for the specific user-activity
notifications:
“Growl: User went idle”
“Growl: User returned”
> `cp .buffer #{$file}; rm .buffer`
Why not just mv .buffer #{$file}?
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