Error Logging

[JohnBailey]

I want to build a log of all accessed lines in a script. Basically, I want a log file of what Opt("TrayIconDebug", 1) does.

; --- Error Watching --- ;
watchforErrors()
AdlibEnable("watchforErrors",5)
Local $hfile = ".\logs\"&@ScriptName&"_log.txt"
Local $created = 0
Local $initial = 0

Func watchforErrors()
    $fileExists = FileExists($hfile)
    If $fileExists = 1 Then
        If $initial = 0 Then 
            FileDelete ($hfile)
            $initial = $initial + 1
        EndIf
        FileOpen($hfile, 1)
        $write = FileWriteLine($hfile, $scriptActivated)
        FileClose($hfile)
    Else
        DirCreate (".\logs")
        _FileCreate ($hfile)
    EndIf
    ;// --- ONE FOR THIS OPERATION --- ;
    If WinExists("Error!") OR WinActive("Error!") Then
        failed("login","Used Adlib","")
    EndIf
EndFunc

; --- -------------- --- ;

[evilertoaster]

If this is basicaly question #1 on the FAQ http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=37289

you shoudl be ashamed of yourself

If not can you kidna say agian what you want?

every 5 seconds you jsut want it to write something to a text file?

[JohnBailey]

Haha, I guess I am more ashamed because I'm not sure what the Services include does. I've looked at the AU3 files (Thanks BTW), but I'm not sure I understand what it does.

I actually found out what my problem was (the self correction had a space in the file name GRRR) One of those days I suppose . Nonetheless, it would be fabulous to have a report (txt file) on the script lines accessed like the Opt("TrayIconDebug", 1) does for the Tray. This may be silly, but sometimes I just want to know all of what a file was doing and seeing the lines accessed (even with all the reaccessing considering function useage) can be so helpful.

I just want a txt file of all lines ran. There may be a MUCH better way to do this (eg Services). I just don't know. Thanks!

[evilertoaster]

i dont think you want to do that but here's how it can be done---

$a=1

FileWriteLine(@ScriptDir & "\Debug.txt",'$a=1')

MsgBox(0,"HI!","Im doing somthing!")

FileWriteLine(@ScriptDir & "\Debug.txt",'MsgBox(0,"HI!","Im doing somthing!")')

$b=$a+1

FileWriteLine(@ScriptDir & "\Debug.txt",'$b=$a+1')

just add a filewrite after each line of code that has the line of code before it....

[JohnBailey]

evilertoaster, thank you. Yeah, you're right. I don't want to do that (it doubles the amount of time and the file size). I was hoping it could be done via adlib or something.

Where can I research further into what a Service is in regards to AUIT ?

Thanks again for all the patiences and guidance