http://159.203.101.162/w/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Parsecasterlvl_script 2026-04-09T04:41:39Z Revision history for this page on the wiki MediaWiki 1.31.1 http://159.203.101.162/w/index.php?title=Parsecasterlvl_script&diff=2608&oldid=prev 2010-10-21T23:17:38Z

<p>Created page with &quot;[http://pcgen.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pcgen/Trunk/utilities/parsecasterlevel/?view=tar ParseCasterLevel] ParseCasterLevel.pl is a utility that you can use on PCGen spell LST...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[http://pcgen.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pcgen/Trunk/utilities/parsecasterlevel/?view=tar ParseCasterLevel]<br /> <br /> <br /> ParseCasterLevel.pl is a utility that you can use on PCGen spell LST files (or <br /> any file with spell descriptions). It converts text of the type &quot;n/level&quot; to <br /> use &quot;CASTERLEVEL*n&quot;. <br /> <br /> After running this utility, you should review the changes since sometimes the<br /> text is converted incorrectly (like if a unit of value was left out). Also<br /> look for TODO comments which are added when a change is identified, but it is<br /> not clear how to properly parse the text.<br /> <br /> To use this script, you need to have perl installed (I've only tested with perl<br /> &quot;v5.8.0 built for cygwin-multi-64int&quot; so no guarantees how it works with other <br /> builds). From the command-line, you would use the script like so<br /> <br /> &quot;perl ParseCasterLevel.pl &lt;raw_spells.lst &gt;spells.lst<br /> <br /> where &quot;raw_spells.lst&quot; is the original spell data set and &quot;spells.lst&quot; is the <br /> converted data set.<br /> <br /> Please send feedback and bug reports to eballot@gmail.com. If you are reporting<br /> a bug, please include the line (or lines) of text from the input file so that I<br /> can duplicate the problem.<br /> <br /> If you update the ParseCasterLevel.pl, please send me a copy. You can use <br /> test.bat to validate your changes haven't had side effects. It will run<br /> ParseCasterLevel.pl on test_in.dat and create test_out.dat. You can then diff<br /> test_out.dat with test_out_baseline.dat. The two should be the same except for<br /> any intentional changes you made.</div>

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