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I am trying to find the names of all the current people in the room using wpe pro but i don't know how to. I have managed to find single people but not the whole room. anybody have any help for me

Originally Posted by BORATownage

I am trying to find the names of all the current people in the room using wpe pro but i don't know how to. I have managed to find single people but not the whole room. anybody have any help for me

Why not using a Username Grabber?

that's what i intend on making

Originally Posted by BORATownage

that's what i intend on making

Then, if you don't know how to use WPE Pro for this thing, go with a Username Grabber.. More easy..

Originally Posted by Megenhos

Then, if you don't know how to use WPE Pro for this thing, go with a Username Grabber.. More easy..

I am currently learning python and i am intermediate at c++ so why would i just want to use the username grabber if i can attempt to make my own?

Originally Posted by BORATownage

I am currently learning python and i am intermediate at c++ so why would i just want to use the username grabber if i can attempt to make my own?

Well.. That's a point..

Originally Posted by Megenhos

Well.. That's a point..

so do you have any answers or are you just going to boost your post count?

right after you join the room you'll receive a {t:xt, etc etc} response, usernames are there.

Originally Posted by JamesRo

right after you join the room you'll receive a {t:xt, etc etc} response, usernames are there.

so then a username grabber is just a matter of splitting the string up and outputting it to a file?

Originally Posted by BORATownage

so do you have any answers or are you just going to boost your post count?

I did gave you an answer. Like a side answer. And if i wanted to boost my post count, i would have go one the Spam Threads. So no..

Originally Posted by BORATownage

so then a username grabber is just a matter of splitting the string up and outputting it to a file?

Yeah, for example, in python you could call 'self.areaUsers' and split it by using a regex.

Originally Posted by JamesRo

Yeah, for example, in python you could call 'self.areaUsers' and split it by using a regex.

ok thank you so much for your help

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