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Posted by jpluimers on 2017/06/08
curl Statistics Made Simple: httpstat is a single file Python script that has no dependency and is compatible with Python 3.
Source: curl Statistics Made Simple: httpstat [WayBack]
via: Using curl to get the HTTP header, and httpstat script to add connection stats (timings) to it. – Jean-Luc Aufranc – Google+ [WayBack]
Source: Using curl to get the HTTP header, and httpstat script to add connection stats…
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Posted by jpluimers on 2017/06/08
The RouterOS scripting language you can use on Mikrotik device immediately shows it’s origin: the console.
As promised some links to questions I asked:
:global convert ({});/system script entries to the file system, but due to a stupid 4096 length string export issue (causing the dreaded “failure: new contents too long” error), scripts longer than 4096 bytes will not even be written truncated. Since LUA got ditched and never re-introduced, LUA is not a workaround either and splitting into multiple files is impractical./system script` entries::foreach scriptId in [/system script find] do={ :local scriptSource [/system script get $scriptId source]; :local scriptSourceLength [:len $scriptSource]; :local scriptName [/system script get $scriptId name]; :put "$scriptSourceLength bytes: '$scriptName'" }Some questions by others that were also extremely useful:
:if ([:len [:find "abcd" "x"]] > 0) do={:put "Found";} else={:put "Not Found";};:return from a function when inside a loop, but that’s not the same (for instance compare C# break versus return or Delphi break versus exit).And a few observations:
:local myFunc do={:put "hello from function"}
$myFunc
# output:
# hello from function
–jeroen
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The Wiert Corner - irregular stream of stuff 