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Ramin Yaghoubzadeh Torky authored
Can be used to record IU event streams to session files, and replay these session files. The recorder looks mostly like the sniffer, but also writes to a file. Replay timing is taken from the file, relative to the first considered event. Automatic retraction is suppressed in the replay script (only replicating original retractions). Current limitations: - only ADDED, UPDATED, RETRACTED, MESSAGE, COMMITTED (-> TODO links!) - (replay script:) uses list of categories, no regex mode so far Example usage: ipaaca-session-record --rsb-host host1 -r -c "asr.*" -o my.session [...] # partial local replay: ipaaca-session-replay -c asrresults asrstate -i my.session
Ramin Yaghoubzadeh Torky authoredCan be used to record IU event streams to session files, and replay these session files. The recorder looks mostly like the sniffer, but also writes to a file. Replay timing is taken from the file, relative to the first considered event. Automatic retraction is suppressed in the replay script (only replicating original retractions). Current limitations: - only ADDED, UPDATED, RETRACTED, MESSAGE, COMMITTED (-> TODO links!) - (replay script:) uses list of categories, no regex mode so far Example usage: ipaaca-session-record --rsb-host host1 -r -c "asr.*" -o my.session [...] # partial local replay: ipaaca-session-replay -c asrresults asrstate -i my.session
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