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Zombii.org Home Quest Help Spell Lookup Exp Diffs Downloads IRC Chat Docs/Guides Using TinyFugue Misc. Scripts Path Tracker Reverse It Exp Diff Other Stuff Arena Logs My Reincs Quotes	ExpDiff v1.0.988 Introduction This is a very simple Python script which basically compares all of the players on both the old and new plaques; once sorted it can print them out by worth, name, exp, level or rank differences. You can view a working example on the plaque page. Downloading You can download the source from www.zombii.org. It has been downloaded 12 times. Installing This script was written for Python which can be obtained from www.python.org. If you are using a Unix system you should make sure that you have Python installed in your PATH. This script should work on Windows but you're on your own there as to how you set that up. Usage $ ./expdiff.py --help usage: expdiff.py [options] options: --version show program's version number and exit -h, --help show this help message and exit -o FILE, --old=FILE The old file to compare. -n FILE, --new=FILE The new file to compare. -s SORT, --sort=SORT Sort by: level, name, percent, rank, worth -l NUM, --limit=NUM Limit number of results to. -r, --reverse Sort results in reverse order. Example $ ./expdiff.py -o 2008-01-19.txt -n 2008-05-21.txt -s percent -l 10 ? Name Rank Lvl Worth Percent -------------------------------------------------- Stoat 656 46 10G 535M 612k 1587.70% + Jory 560 0 3G 254M 607k 866.79% + Fast 370 0 1G 431M 590k 381.27% + Jasmine 346 0 1G 333M 512k 355.15% Asura 244 12 952M 109k 203.17% + Scramsir 199 0 564M 794k 150.42% Mafka 193 19 4G 289M 201k 144.47% Werdna 173 23 4G 750M 888k 128.07% Zorky 201 27 3G 001M 535k 127.73% Paine 217 0 1G 332M 626k 126.14% Known Issues This tool does it's best at guessing gains/losses for players who are not on both the old and the new plaque lists. The names which are guesses are marked with either a plus (+) or a (-) to indicate that it's not an exact value.
Updated Wed, 03 Sep 2008 12:07:10 -0500

ExpDiff v1.0.988

Introduction

This is a very simple Python script which basically compares all of the players on both the old and new plaques; once sorted it can print them out by worth, name, exp, level or rank differences. You can view a working example on the plaque page.

Downloading

You can download the source from www.zombii.org. It has been downloaded 12 times.

Installing

This script was written for Python which can be obtained from www.python.org. If you are using a Unix system you should make sure that you have Python installed in your PATH. This script should work on Windows but you're on your own there as to how you set that up.

Usage

$ ./expdiff.py --help

usage: expdiff.py [options]

options:
  --version             show program's version number and exit
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -o FILE, --old=FILE   The old file to compare.
  -n FILE, --new=FILE   The new file to compare.
  -s SORT, --sort=SORT  Sort by: level, name, percent, rank, worth
  -l NUM, --limit=NUM   Limit number of results to.
  -r, --reverse         Sort results in reverse order.

Example

$ ./expdiff.py -o 2008-01-19.txt -n 2008-05-21.txt -s percent -l 10

? Name         Rank  Lvl           Worth   Percent
--------------------------------------------------
  Stoat         656   46   10G 535M 612k  1587.70%
+ Jory          560    0    3G 254M 607k   866.79%
+ Fast          370    0    1G 431M 590k   381.27%
+ Jasmine       346    0    1G 333M 512k   355.15%
  Asura         244   12       952M 109k   203.17%
+ Scramsir      199    0       564M 794k   150.42%
  Mafka         193   19    4G 289M 201k   144.47%
  Werdna        173   23    4G 750M 888k   128.07%
  Zorky         201   27    3G 001M 535k   127.73%
  Paine         217    0    1G 332M 626k   126.14%

Known Issues

This tool does it's best at guessing gains/losses for players who are not on both the old and the new plaque lists. The names which are guesses are marked with either a plus (+) or a (-) to indicate that it's not an exact value.