[Saw®]

Hey ,the question is not 'how to save logs?' but what's the best way to save them instead of adding new Day,Month.... then save the time + log, every Ideas ? I heard about creating a stock that can be called everytime we want, is it 100% accurate ? thanks.

[park4bmx]

Creating a stock will require a timer.
Running the server under windows the timers will not be accurate as they will have some offset.
Otherwise in Linux the timer will highly acurate because of the kernel!

[zDivine]

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Originally Posted by park4bmx Creating a stock will require a timer. Running the server under windows the timers will not be accurate as they will have some offset. Otherwise in Linux the timer will highly acurate because of the kernel!

No, creating a stock will not require a timer. I don't know what you're talking about...

Anyways, you can make a stock, such as

Код:

Log(sz_fileName[], sz_input[]) {

	new
	sz_logEntry[156],
	i_dateTime[2][3],
	File: fileHandle = fopen(sz_fileName, io_append);

	gettime(i_dateTime[0][0], i_dateTime[0][1], i_dateTime[0][2]);
	getdate(i_dateTime[1][0], i_dateTime[1][1], i_dateTime[1][2]);

	format(sz_logEntry, sizeof(sz_logEntry), "[%i/%i/%i - %i:%i:%i] %s\r\n", i_dateTime[1][0], i_dateTime[1][1], i_dateTime[1][2], i_dateTime[0][0], i_dateTime[0][1], i_dateTime[0][2], sz_input);
	fwrite(fileHandle, sz_logEntry);
	return fclose(fileHandle);
}

Then use:

Код:

new log[256];
format(log, sizeof(log), "Message here.");
Log("logs/test.log", log);

* This was taken from another script, as I didn't feel like writing this up myself when I could just get it form this. Hope this helps.

[Saw®]

Quote:

Originally Posted by park4bmx Creating a stock will require a timer. Running the server under windows the timers will not be accurate as they will have some offset. Otherwise in Linux the timer will highly acurate because of the kernel!

So I have to use the manual way...using a stock will not make it more accurate.

[zDivine]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Saw® So I have to use the manual way...using a stock will not make it more accurate.

Check my reply, this should help you.

[park4bmx]

That's not a stock !

pawn Код:

stock MyFunction(VAR)
{
if(VAR == 3) return true;
return false;
}

That is,
And he was talking about time and date which I though he is checking with gettime instead of a timer

[Saw®]

Quote:

Originally Posted by zDivine No, creating a stock will not require a timer. I don't know what you're talking about... Anyways, you can make a stock, such as Код: Log(sz_fileName[], sz_input[]) { new sz_logEntry[156], i_dateTime[2][3], File: fileHandle = fopen(sz_fileName, io_append); gettime(i_dateTime[0][0], i_dateTime[0][1], i_dateTime[0][2]); getdate(i_dateTime[1][0], i_dateTime[1][1], i_dateTime[1][2]); format(sz_logEntry, sizeof(sz_logEntry), "[%i/%i/%i - %i:%i:%i] %s\r\n", i_dateTime[1][0], i_dateTime[1][1], i_dateTime[1][2], i_dateTime[0][0], i_dateTime[0][1], i_dateTime[0][2], sz_input); fwrite(fileHandle, sz_logEntry); return fclose(fileHandle); } Then use: Код: new log[256]; format(log, sizeof(log), "Message here."); Log("logs/test.log", log); * This was taken from another script, as I didn't feel like writing this up myself when I could just get it form this. Hope this helps.

Nice one , but still have one question : the [256] is the Length of the string(format) or all the file (log)? cuz we don't know fo example if the Bans log will be only 256.

thanks.

NB : use [ PAWN] [/ PAWN] .

[zDivine]

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Originally Posted by Saw® Nice one , but still have one question : the [256] is the Length of the string(format) or all the file (log)? cuz we don't know fo example if the Bans log will be only 256. thanks. NB : use [ PAWN] [/ PAWN] .

The [256] is the length of the log string. Not the entire file.

[park4bmx]

Quote:

Originally Posted by zDivine Actually, it's "stock", not "Stock". Lol.

Not easy on a ipad
Currents everything.

[Saw®]

Quote:

Originally Posted by park4bmx Not easy on a ipad Currents everything.

Yep

Quote:

Originally Posted by zDivine The [256] is the length of the log string. Not the entire file.

Nice thanks.


thank you park4bmx & zDivine for your help