avie (10/21/82)
I have two programs that manipulate the rogue score file. The first program simply reads the score file and displays the results on your terminal... good for those who like to keep up to date on the current scores, but don't want to start/quit a rogue game. The other program is for system wizards. It will allow the user (who must be root) to "edit" the score file. This is useful when the score file gets full of total winners. At our installation, we generally delete all but the top few scores every so often. This gives other users a chance to get on the score board. If you are interested in either or both of these programs, let me know. Avadis Tevanian, Jr. (Avie) (allegra!rochester!avie)
mcdaniel (10/23/82)
#R:rocheste:-12800:uiucdcs:9500067:000:217 uiucdcs!mcdaniel Oct 22 19:39:00 1982 On our versions of rogue (5.2, 3.6), you can just type 'rogue -s' to get the scores. As to whether this is a local or global feature, I don't know -- try it. (Does anyone know what options are available, by the way?)
laman (10/23/82)
What happened to "rogue -s"?