I wonder if I should even bother posting it online though. Not sure if anyone would be interested.

he's interested. It seemed like quite a bit of hard work.

Well, if at least one person wants it I'll get it uploaded here in a second. Prolly will have to explain how it's used too.

I'm pretty sure you have it installed, but, it does require .net framework to be installed for two of the little utils that help the bat

file along. (PlurkDateTime) generates proper date and PlurkChars counts char length to avoid 140 char limit

trinkitty.com/CMDLinePlu... :: Basic understanding of bat files helps, as you can read through the bat and understand how it's used.

Basic usage: CMDLinePlurk.bat username password Post whatever you want to post.

Commands are case sensitive. So 'Post' 'ReplyID' 'Verb' 'Reply'

You can create a PlurkSettings.txt file with two lines. The first being Nickname yourusername. The second being Password yourpassword

after doing that, you can leave out username and password from the command: CMDLinePlurk.bat Post Whatever

You can also specify the verb to use. CMDLinePlurk.bat Verb is Post Whatever

Replying defaults to the last plurk you posted. But, you can specify ReplyID if you want to reply to a different plurk

Getting the plurk id to reply to is a different story though, it's a base36 number on the permalink plurk pages, have to convert it to

base 10 in order to use it. I didn't write a tool to do that conversion sorry.

but, replyID ex: CMDLinePlurk.bat ReplyID plurkidtoreplyto Reply Yourreplytexthere.

I think that covers most of it.

I have a friend of mine who could use this, probably make a tool for the converting as well. Thanks

No problem, it's gonna get used to spam my crawl games and audiosurfing