ServerListParser

ServerListParser
ServerListParser The server list parser is a small tool for converting Gamespy server lists into QStat compatible format (anyone know a URL for QStat?). Why make such a thing? I've sometimes received e-mails listing a few, or a lot of, servers in response to some question. Since I'm far too lazy to manually add all these to my qstat server list, I wrote this little program to do it for me. I decided to put it up here on the web just in case someone's interested. Don't ask me where the server lists come from; all I know is that everytime someone who's got Gamespy e-mail:s me a list of servers, it's in this format: [some number (ping)] [some number] [IP address/hostname] [port] [description] [level ] [mod] [num players Download This tool requires a Java Virtual Machine compatible with JDK 1.1. The .jar file can be unpacked using the "jar" utility, or any standard ZIP compatible decompressor. serverlistparser-1.0.0.jar
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The server list parser is a small tool for converting Gamespy server lists into QStat compatible format (anyone know a URL for QStat?).

Why make such a thing? I've sometimes received e-mails listing a few, or a lot of, servers in response to some question. Since I'm far too lazy to manually add all these to my qstat server list, I wrote this little program to do it for me. I decided to put it up here on the web just in case someone's interested.

Don't ask me where the server lists come from; all I know is that everytime someone who's got Gamespy e-mail:s me a list of servers, it's in this format:

[some number (ping)] [some number] [IP address/hostname] [port] [description] [level ] [mod] [num players

Download

This tool requires a Java Virtual Machine compatible with JDK 1.1. The .jar file can be unpacked using the "jar" utility, or any standard ZIP compatible decompressor.

serverlistparser-1.0.0.jar

Page created by Peter Schuller (scode@scode.ddns.org).