Paul Makepeace wrote on Donnerstag, 7. Juni 2001 13:27:
> Greg McCarroll: 1546
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> Dave Cross: 762 ************************
> Jonathan Stowe: 729 ***********************
> Robin Szemeti: 586 ******************
> David Cantrell: 563 ******************
> Paul Makepeace: 504 ****************
> Leon Brocard: 459 **************
> Piers Cawley: 378 ************
> David H. Adler: 365 ***********
> Simon Wistow: 355 ***********
> Philip Newton: 331 **********
Well, I just barely missed being in the Top 10... I didn't think I wrote
*that* much. Horrors.
Oh well, life goes on. And sometimes life includes coming into work on my
last day of holidays because I just *know* london-list will have tons of
messages waiting for me and I don't want to talk half a day on my first day
back to work to sort through them. Well, it was only 683 IIRC (after 2.5
weeks), but still.
> PS The ratty bit of code, should anyone wish to automate this, that
> produces this is:
>
> cat $* | formail +1 -x From: -ds | perl -lne
> 's-\\?"--g;s/(\w+), ([\w\s]+\w)/$2 $1/;/^ (\w.*) </ and
> $p{$1}++; END {printf "%20s: %4d\n",$p,$n while ($p,$n) =
> each %p}' | sort -t : -k 2,2rn | head -40 | perl -lpe
> 's-(\d+)$-"$1 "."*"x($1*($s||=50/$1))-e'
Any chance of arm-wrestling Greg Bacon's News::Scan into producing stats
from an mbox?
Cheers,
Philip
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Philip Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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