[Sithis]

SA:MP Chatlog Toolkit v2.0.0

This application has been completely rewritten to help you backup your chatlogs automatically.

All sourcecode is available through Github. If you have issues or feature suggestions, please reply here or open an issue directly on Github.

GitHub project page:
https://github.com/fvandillen/SAMPChatlogToolkit

Report bugs or request features:
https://github.com/fvandillen/SAMPChatlogToolkit/issues

Download:
https://github.com/fvandillen/SAMPCh...olkit/releases

Features:
- Completely redesigned the application.
- Persistent settings between application restarts.
- Able to launch on Windows startup/logon.
- Able to start the backup process when the application starts (can also be used on Windows startup).
- You can choose your own chatlog location and backup path.
- Improved detection of SA:MP process exit.
- Timestamps your chatlog file.
- Automatically minimizes to tray.

Changelog:
2.0.0:
- Completely redesigned the application.
- Persistent settings between application restarts.
- Able to launch on Windows startup/logon.
- Able to start the backup process when the application starts (can also be used on Windows startup).
- You can choose your own chatlog location and backup path.
- Improved detection of SA:MP process exit.
- Timestamps your chatlog file.
- Automatically minimizes to tray.

Screenshots:

[Uproar]

Woah! Looks cool

[HeroDR22]

Good job!

[NaS]

Nice. Looks good and very useful.

However, I've been using a simple BAT script so far which does the exact same thing (copy old chatlog to "backup/chatlog[date-time].txt" everytime the client starts).

[Sithis]

Quote:

Originally Posted by NaS Nice. Looks good and very useful. However, I've been using a simple BAT script so far which does the exact same thing (copy old chatlog to "backup/chatlog[date-time].txt" everytime the client starts).

That works equally well! This program is purely to compensate my own laziness. I always forget to start the script/program, so now it starts with Windows

[reemyrobby]

What a great man. I personally use an AHK script that saves it upon exit, and runs it on startup.