Like the title says. Uses LWP::Simple to fetch the ticker. Requires that you provide a username and password.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
=head1 parse the "Private Message XML Ticker" with C<index> and C<subs
+tr>
For real. Probably won't work if the "DTD" changes (not bloody likely
+).
=cut
use strict;
use LWP::Simple;
# private message xml ticker 15848
my $user = shift or die "please supply username";
my $pass = shift or die "please supply password";
my $html = get('http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=15848;op=login;t
+icker=yes;user='
.$user.';passwd='.$pass);
die unless $html;
warn $html;
my $fh = [split "\n", $html];
while(@{$fh}) {
parse_private_messages(shift @{$fh}, $fh);
}
exit;
sub fmat_timestamp {
my $s = shift;
#yyyymmddhhmmss
my $y = substr($s,0,4,'');
my $m = substr($s,0,2,'');
my $d = substr($s,0,2,'');
my $h = substr($s,0,2,'');
my $mm = substr($s,0,2,'');
my $ss = substr($s,0,2,'');
#yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss
return "$y-$m-$d $h:$mm:$ss";
}
sub parse_private_messages {
my $s = shift;
my $fh = shift;
#<message status="active" user_id="83485" author="blakem" message_id="
+539766685" time="20011130001441">
my $sX = index($s,'<message status="'); # 17 active|archived
my $iX = index($s,'" user_id="'); # 11
my $aX = index($s,'" author="'); # 10
my $mX = index($s,'" message_id="'); # 14
my $tX = index($s,'" time="'); # 8 ++ 14
my ($status, $id, $author, $mid, $time);
if($sX >=0 and $iX >= 0 and $aX >= 0 and $mX >= 0 and $tX >= 0) {
printf '(%s)(%s)(%s)(%s)(%s)'."\n", $sX, $iX, $aX, $mX, $tX;
printf '(%s)(%s)(%s)(%s)(%s)'."\n",
$status = substr($s,$sX + 17, $iX - $sX - 17),
$id = substr($s,$iX + 11, $aX - $iX - 11),
$author = substr($s,$aX + 10, $mX - $aX - 10),
$mid= substr($s,$mX + 14, $tX - $mX - 14),
$time= fmat_timestamp(substr($s,$tX + 8, 14)),
,;
$s = shift(@{$fh});
#</message> # 10
print substr($s,0, -10);
print "\n\n";
}
}
__END__
<CHATTER><INFO site="http://perlmonks.org" sitename="Perl Monks">Rende
+red by the
Private Message XML Ticker</INFO>
<message status="active" user_id="83485" author="blakem" messa
+ge_id="539
766685" time="20011130001441">
heh, [podmaster] is Cheesy WebRing Member #69 ;-)</message>
<message status="active" user_id="78006" author="no_slogan" me
+ssage_id="
539897350" time="20020314043623">
Re pseudorandom: Touche.</message>
</CHATTER>
(1)(24)(40)(56)(79)
(active)(83485)(blakem)(539766685)(2001-11-30 00:14:41)
heh, [podmaster] is Cheesy WebRing Member #69 ;-)
(1)(24)(40)(59)(82)
(active)(78006)(no_slogan)(539897350)(2002-03-14 04:36:23)
Re pseudorandom: Touche.
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