Loga - A logging Library

[Earthshine]

No There is no way to display the console  with word wrap that I know of and frankly I would never want to. I detest word wrap in most cases

Edited April 1, 2021 by Earthshine

[Sylice]

Hey there, thanks for the response. I had previously written my own logger with a GUI Edit window but it has a lot less features than yours does so I've switched to yours. But mine had WordWrap in it (I don't actually recall if I set it/enabled it or if it's just enabled by default on a GUICtrlCreateEdit control by default). Anyway, as to your settings, I can start your list for you, I've figured out most of them I think:

 

Global $hLoga0  = _LogaNew()
  $iLogGuiW       = 580
  $iLogGuiH       = 240
  $sLogaFontSize  = '9'                      ; set a universal font size
  $hLoga0.Name             = 'Automation Log'
  $hLoga0.Format           = ' {LevelName} {Message}'
  $hLoga0.FilePath         = $sPathJob & '\' & 'Auto.log'
  $hLoga0.LogFileAutoFlush = False           ; false makes it wipe log on each run
  $hLoga0.LogToFile        = True
  $hLoga0.LogToGUI         = True
  $hLoga0.Width            = $iLogGuiW
  $hLoga0.Height           = $iLogGuiH
  $hLoga0.Left             = @DesktopWidth-$iLogGuiW-84
  $hLoga0.Top              = @DesktopHeight-$iLogGuiH-60
  $hLoga0.GUIBkColor       = '0x000000'
  $hLoga0.Trans            = '230'
  $hLoga0.TraceFontColor   = '0xfff0a7'
  $hLoga0.TraceFontSize    = $sLogaFontSize
  $hLoga0.DebugFontColor   = '0xffab64'
  $hLoga0.DebugFontSize    = $sLogaFontSize
  $hLoga0.InfoFontColor    = '0xd0d0d0'
  $hLoga0.InfoFontSize     = $sLogaFontSize
  $hLoga0.WarnFontColor    = '0x53b6ff'
  $hLoga0.WarnFontSize     = $sLogaFontSize
  $hLoga0.ErrorFontColor   = '0x4a22a8'
  $hLoga0.ErrorFontSize    = $sLogaFontSize
  $hLoga0.FatalFontColor   = '0x0000FF'
  $hLoga0.FatalFontSize    = $sLogaFontSize
  _LogaRefreshSettings($hLoga0)

 

[Sylice]

I figured out the answer to my own question, word wrap can be "enabled" by removing the "horizontal scroll" ($WS_HSCROLL) setting from the _GUICtrlRichEdit_Create inside of your function __CreateLogGUI on (or near) line 902 in Loga.au3:

Local $hRitchEdit = _GUICtrlRichEdit_Create($hGUI, "", 0, 0, $iWidth, $iHeight, $ES_READONLY + $ES_MULTILINE + $WS_VSCROLL + $ES_AUTOVSCROLL)

Also I noticed that the Console kept printing out the font name on the line right after the log message. Not sure if this was intentional or an oversight/bug, but that can be fixed by commenting out the:

ConsoleWrite($iFontName & @CRLF)

on (or near) line 724

 

[Danyfirex]

Thank you Sylice. I'll fix that issue. I think I forgot to remove that line.

 

Saludos

[Marc]

If you find the time, could you replace your consolewrites with

Func _ConsoleWrite($s)
    ConsoleWrite(BinaryToString(StringToBinary($s, 4), 1))
EndFunc

taken from Jos here? Would allow it to write special characters like äöüß into the console 😀

best regards,
Marc

[Danyfirex]

I'm not sure about It because I can write soecuak characters without that trick.

Saludos

[Marc]

Funny... hm, are your scripts UTF-8 encoded?  I made this the default for my scripts...

Edit 2021-05-20: Found the reason! 
I screwed up my user options file (has been grown and changed over the years). After going to "Options - Open User Options File" in Scite, I removed everything in it and just left "NewFileEncoding=UTF8BOM" as content. Now the german characters display normaly.
And I thought, this behaviour would be normal, hehe...

Edited May 20, 2021 by Marc
found solution

[Danyfirex]

Yes It's UTF-8.

 

Saludos

[mike2003]

I see one small problem. If you use the GUI window and close it. Now the script starts calling interrupts and all programs lose focus.

#include <Date.au3>
#include "Loga.au3"

Global $sSettings1='LogToGUI="true", TraceFontSize="15", Width="1000", FilePath="t:\output.log", Format="{Symbol}{LevelName} {Message} ' & @TAB & 'Error={Error} Extended={Extended}", Name="Write Log File 4 Test" '
Global $hLoga1=_LogaNew($sSettings1)

While 1
    _LogaTrace("I'm Trace " & _NowTime())
    Sleep (1000)
WEnd

And further. If I do not use the first char {Symbol}. then the program will cut the output by one character. Trace] not [Trace]

[Danyfirex]

Hello. @mike2003  thank you for showing the issue. Updated on GitHub.

 

Saludos