clean up readme, console logging; add PSH flag

README.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ To use htracr, start it up like this:
   > ./htracr.js [listen-port]
 
 where _listen_port_ is the port you'd like htracr to be available on. Then,
-point your browser at it; e.g.,:
+point your browser at it; e.g.:
 
   > ./htracr.js 8000
 
@@ -61,6 +61,7 @@ The slider will adjust the time scale.
 - click on response to open window with it
 - click on request to re-make request
 - server stall time (based upon rtt)
+- count round trips
 
 ### Bugs / Misc.
 

htracr.js

@@ -176,13 +176,10 @@ var htracr = {
     }
     if (self.server_names[server_ip] == undefined) {
       self.server_names[server_ip] = ""
-      console.log("looking up " + server_ip)
       dns.reverse(server_ip, function(err, domains) {
         if (! err) {
-          console.log("found " + domains[0] + " for " + server_ip)
           self.server_names[server_ip] = domains[0]
         } else {
-          console.log('error looking up ' + server_ip + ": " + err)          
           delete self.server_names[server_ip]
         }
       })

lib/htracr-client.js

@@ -373,6 +373,7 @@ var htracr = {
   			"<td class='" + (flags.ack ? "on" : "off") + "'> ACK </td>" +
   			"<td class='" + (flags.rst ? "on" : "off") + "'> RST </td>" +
   			"<td class='" + (flags.fin ? "on" : "off") + "'> FIN </td>" +
+  			"<td class='" + (flags.psh ? "on" : "off") + "'> PSH </td>" +
   			"</tr>" +
   			"</table>" +
   			"<ul>" +