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Originally Posted by trevius
there isn't a way to do a timestamp in this command as far as I can tell. If you could use this command and have it do a timestamp with a $timestamp identifer, that would be awesome.
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This is actually a lot easier than it seems.
Since we are using Perl, we have the benefits of all that Perl offers, including
time &
localtime.
If you wanted to define a variable
$timestamp to have the current time, you could add this to your quest:
Code:
$timestamp = localtime(time);
Simple as that. Then, you could add it to your output file:
Code:
quest::write("bossdeaths.txt","[$timestamp]: $mname was killed by $name the $class.");