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Originally Posted by Kalman
I've been looking for an excuse to learn Perl, which would be very well suited for this sort of thing, I believe.
I might get bored. No promises.
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I was looking around for a combat log analyzer earlier and found this:
http://www.jorgev.com/archives/000138.html
Has a link to a webpage that will do the parsing using perl, also has a link to a zipped file with the script itself in the comments section. I don't know if it does everything you want... I threw one log at it and there were some definite issues to work through (wasn't properly handling shadow bolts in my log, just gave me a list of complete resists). That said, it might be a good starting place if you do get bored and want something to build from or something to look at at least.
Are there any tools or resources people would recommend that do this sort of thing? Was debating trying to work up a solution as well, but if there's already something that exists that'd be nice to use. I found one windows app off curse, but it got... unhappy... when I passed it a 5meg log. Plus it didn't look like it would give me the kind of information I was really looking for, anyway.
I guess ideally you'd want to store the information so that you can view it from different perspectives... total damage done, skills used, etc... but also on a per enemy basis. Would also be nice to break that down so that you can view it raid-wide, class-wide, or by individuals.