MrPi
Member
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FileText.flush()
A flush() function for FileText would be very helpful to implement refreshing log files without the need to recreate a FileText object to add stuff to it.
Use case: log files for longer running applications like servers
Code:
struct LogFile
{
LogFile()
{
m_bOpen = false;
}
~LogFile()
{
Close();
}
void Open()
{
if (m_bOpen)
return;
m_bOpen = m_File.append(GetSavePath()+"log.txt");
Info("=============== LOG OPENED ================");
}
void Close()
{
if (!m_bOpen)
return;
Info("=============== LOG CLOSED ================");
m_File.del();
}
void Write(const Str& category, const Str& log)
{
if (!m_bOpen)
Open();
m_File.putLine(DateTime().getLocal().asText()+" ["+category+"]: "+log);
//m_File.flush(); <----
}
void Info(const Str& log) { Write("INFO", log); }
void Debug(const Str& log) { Write("DEBUG", log); }
void Error(const Str& log) { Write("ERROR", log); }
private:
FileText m_File;
Bool m_bOpen;
}
LogFile LOG;
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| 11-16-2013 12:12 AM |
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Esenthel
Administrator
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RE: FileText.flush()
Will be available in next release.
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| 11-16-2013 12:56 AM |
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MrPi
Member
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RE: FileText.flush()
Great. Thanks for the quick response, Greg!
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| 11-16-2013 11:28 AM |
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