[Mike Garber]

When I try to write with fwrite to a file, It just replaces what I've previously written, why?

[DeathOnaStick]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike Garber When I try to write with fwrite to a file, It just replaces what I've previously written, why?

Because this is what fwrite does. Use fread to read the file into a string, use format (like format(....,"%s\n%s, FileContent, StringToStoreInFile) ) and then use fwrite. It will replace the text that was in the file, with the stuff you've read from the file and the String you want to store in the file.

[Mike Garber]

That will create a huge ass string since I'm gonna log with fwrite? or Is there any better way to log stuff with?

[Mike_Peterson]

djson or dini?

[DeathOnaStick]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike_Peterson djson or dini?

You could modify dracoblues dini include (dini_Set). You can remove all those "key[]"-stuff from the function, cuz you dont need the keys, because you just want to log with it, if i understoof correctly.

[Mike Garber]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DeathOnaStick You could modify dracoblues dini include (dini_Set). You can remove all those "key[]"-stuff from the function, cuz you dont need the keys, because you just want to log with it, if i understoof correctly.

Yeah well I am going to use dini for other stuff :P

[LarzI]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike Garber When I try to write with fwrite to a file, It just replaces what I've previously written, why?

io_write or io_append?

Use io_append if you want to append, not replace text.

[Mike Garber]

Quote:

Originally Posted by LarzI io_write or io_append? Use io_append if you want to append, not replace text.

Thank you very much