Dod,
Working from your idea I ended up creating a Capture flag and testing it in the
OnDataAvailable routine to control when to capture data to the temp buffer
which I then parse. ... Somewhat crude but it works!!
Thanks!
Dod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hello,
Personnaly I
Thanks Dod,
As Francois said it likely won't be "easy". It looks like I may have to do
some of the same thing you have done.
It looks pretty straightforward to modify FindEventString to copy the data to a
match save buffer when a match is detected. Because of the asynchronous nature
of the t
Hello,
Personnaly I do my own buffer storage up to xxx lines and then parse
it backward when needed.
My buffering is started/stopped upon some triggers.
Regards.
>> I have a trigger event defined that executes a procedure.
>>
>> TnScript1.AddEvent(1, '10.10.30.','',[efIgnorecase],
>> Event
> I have a trigger event defined that executes a procedure.
>
> TnScript1.AddEvent(1, '10.10.30.','',[efIgnorecase],
> EventProcessingRoutine);
>
> When the EventProcessingRoutine procedure runs in response to the
> trigger is there a way to see/capture the text string/line that
> triggered th
I have a trigger event defined that executes a procedure.
TnScript1.AddEvent(1, '10.10.30.','',[efIgnorecase],
EventProcessingRoutine);
When the EventProcessingRoutine procedure runs in response to the
trigger is there a way to see/capture the text string/line that
triggered the event?
