naked_eskimo
Two Pair
In addition to what Stevie already said, I find the easiest thing to do is take whatever hand history file(s) you want, put them in a folder where you have already copied the processLogMavens.py into, and then open a command window in that folder and type processLogMavens.py (or just start typing proc and hit tab and it should auto complete) and then a -g and then *.txt (to process all hand history files in that folder) then pipe it to a txt file for viewing.Can someone pm me how to run this report so I can view/save results? I'm not the handiest with a comp, but I can usually fake my way through it. Just would be interested in seeing what the data shows about my player pool.
So, for example, I copy the processLogsMaven.py to c:\hhtracking along with some hand history txt files, then all you need to do to end up with a file called summary.txt is run the below command from a command window in c:\hhtracking:
processLogMavens.py -g *.txt >> summary.txt
That will summarize any handhistory files in that folder and create a summary.txt to view the results. I have done this with as few as two files and as many as 30 to 40 at a time this way. If, for example, I wanted a monthly, or weekly, or "to date" type of summary.
If you are unfamiliar with navigating directories using the command prompt, this article will help you add an entry to the right click context menu in Windows explorer. This will add a "open command window here" option. So all you would need to do is right click on the folder where you have copied the processLogMavens.py and your hand history files into, and select open command window here. Then you will have a command window in the correct folder to run the command example I provided above.
https://www.itprotoday.com/windows-10/add-open-command-window-here-windows-10-context-menu
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