You can find it in the "Download" Section.
- Windows: You can download it for free from 'ActiveState site,
go at the bottom right corner of the page and click "ActivePerl/download".
- Mac OS: you can go here to get Perl for free.
- Linux : Perl is already installed on your computer.
- Windows: type "perl -v" under the DOS prompt, Perl should display a short message about its version number.
- Mac OS: How to check Perl is correctly installed ? Dunno . Waiting 4 suggestions
- Linux: type "perl -v" in a gnome terminal ou in xterm, Perl should display a short message about its version number.
For those Windows users that don't have all the programmer knowledge
If you opened a DOS window from the start menu, and after you typed
"perl -v" DOS complained about the fact this is an unrecognized
command, the best you can do is use the full path to perl.exe.
For example: If you installed perl in C:\Program Files\Perl, you will have to type:
"C:\Program Files\Perl\bin\perl.exe" (take care of the double quotes) instead of perl.
double quotes are needed because of the space between 'Program' and 'Files'.
In q3config.cfg file, if it does not exist already, add this line: seta logfile "3".
In your quake3/q3ut2 folder, you should see qconsole.log file,
move it to the UrTAA folder.
Type the following line from the UrTAA installation folder:
perl urtaa.pl qconsole.log nickname
where nickname is your Urban Terror player name.
For those Windows users that don't have all the programmer knowledge
If you opened a DOS window from the start menu, the directory where you
are (in a DOS point of view) is not the good one. You should use "cd"
(change directory) DOS command to move to the directory where you
unzipped UrTAA. Then you should type :
(Perl installation directory)\bin\perl.exe urtaa.pl qconsole.log nickname
If you don't want to type such a long line each time, you just have
to create a "urtaa.bat" text file in the UrTAA installation directory
and copy the previous line in urtaa.bat. Then you will be able to
execute the command by clicking on the urtaa.bat icon from the Windows
Explorer.
NB: To make it available on the WWW, copy it using FTP and also copy themes/default folder.
Indeed index.html file references pictures in themes/default folder.
Author: Denis ETIENNE
Creation Date: 25/02/2003
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