Thanks Martin, I've been looking at that page among others. They have been some help in getting my Lua program to process the current packet.
But I still haven't seen anything that helps me add to the display tree of a different packet from the one I'm processing at the moment. I think I should look more closely at the fragment reassembly C code, and see what it does there. On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 3:55 AM, Martin Visser <martinvisse...@gmail.com>wrote: > Beth, > > I actually was writing something similar a while back (for HTTP traffic) > but never quite got it finished. ( I was trying to figure out the best way > to store the info for each I need for each packet so that I could do the > association to calc the response times). > > Anyway to display and add items to a tree have a look at the chained > dissector code in http://wiki.wireshark.org/Lua/Dissectors. This mostly > seems to work. > > (You have given me some incentive to start looking again at lua, I'd > certainly like to see any code that you have that you have got working) > > Regards, Martin > > martinvisse...@gmail.com > > > On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 5:50 AM, Beth <beth.trid...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> In my Lua program, I am analyzing how long it takes certain packets to be >> acked. I can calculate the information once I get the ack packet, but what >> I would really like to do is to add the "time to ack" (or "never acked") >> data to the tree for the original packet. I know this can be done in C, >> since the Wireshark fragment reassembly does it very nicely, but can it also >> be done from Lua? >> >>
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