"Randy Orrison" said:
> I've just downloaded sitescooper today, and I'm trying to get it working > with plucker (which I've been using happily for quite some time). > Running: plucker-build -p"D:\Program Files\sitescooper-3.1.2\tmp\txt\20 > 01_11_28_Debian_Weekly_News" -s scoop > Only options are allowed as arguments. > Usage: D:\Program Files\Plucker\PyPlucker\Spider.py -c | -f <docname> > [OPTIONAL > S] > -c, --update-cache: > Write a traditional cache directory in the <plucker dir> > -f <name prefix>, --doc-file=<name prefix> > [... snippage ...] > Note that you must specify either -f or -c. > I noticed that there wasn't a -f or -c option specified, so I poked around > and found where the command is put together (Main.pm, convert_output(), line > 2024) and added "-f test" before the -p option, and still got the same > result. (The command echoed does include the "-f test" that I added, so my > change was working.) The version of plucker-build.exe that I'm using is > dated 14-08-01, size 77824 bytes, and should be from the current version > (1.1.13) of Plucker. Any suggestions, or requests for further information? argh, looks like the plucker-build command line args have changed since I did that. Any patches would be gratefully accepted ;) > Also, while editing Main.pm I noticed (eventually) that there's a hard-coded > Ctrl-M at line 1673, which confused my editor a bit (rather, my editor > happily and silently removed it, which then confused perl). I changed that > to \0x0d which seems to at least make perl happy, but I don't know anywhere > near enough about perl to know if it will actually work in a regexp. (I've > read chapter one and half of chapter two of the Llama book!) ok, that looks fine. I've checked it in. --j. _______________________________________________ Sitescooper-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sitescooper-talk
