user4157124 Posted May 14, 2019 Share Posted May 14, 2019 (edited) File- and stdout/-err (console) output of messages, regular- and COM Object errors, exit method and -code, etc. Just call _AUERLO_Log() after to be logged functions (no parameters required if preceding function returns @error on failure). Or replace ConsoleWrite() (and SciTE trace lines) by _AUERLO_Log() for existing scripts. _AUERLO_FileRead() and _AUERLO_View() to display error log file contents (or import as CSV file to Microsoft Excel for example). Register custom functions to adjust date/time format and replace or add output functionality (no UDF source code modifications required). Output to: file console (stdout and stderr) non-blocking notification (Beep(), SoundPlay(), etc.) prompt (GUI dialog; script-halting notification) Microsoft Windows Event Log custom (register function) Download: AUERLO v2.0.0 Remarks: AutoIt v3.3.14.3+ required. @ScriptLineNumber = 0 if from callback (like $AUERLO_OPT_FUNCEXIT, except for $AUERLO_OPT_FUNCCOM = Default), -1 if @compiled. Generates Au3Stripper warnings (to be ignored without consequence; #AutoIt3Wrapper_Au3stripper_OnError=ForceUse -safe). agpl-3.0 auerlo.au3 : _AUERLO_Set() _AUERLO_Log() _AUERLO_LogAlt() _AUERLO_LogWinAPI() _AUERLO_LogEnv() _AUERLO_Assert() _AUERLO_FileClear() _AUERLO_FileRead() _AUERLO_View() auerloConstants.au3 : $AUERLO_LVL__ENUM - debug levels, $AUERLO_OPT__ENUM - _AUERLO_Set() options, $AUERLO_RET__ENUM - Return codes, $AUERLO_ERR__ENUM - @error codes, and $AUERLO_ATR__ENUM - error item attributes. Usage explanation: If @error signifies failure (implicit logging) : _ArrayDisplay($sNotAnArray); Returns @error = 1. _AUERLO_Log() ; Logs as $AUERLO_LVL_TRACE, $AUERLO_LVL_ERROR on @error, $AUERLO_LVL_DEBUG on @extended. If @error Then ... ; _AUERLO_Log() transparently passes @error and @extended from _ArrayDisplay(). If return value signifies failure (explicit logging) : If FileExists('invalid path') = 0 Then _AUERLO_Log('', $AUERLO_LVL_ERROR) Global $g_hFile = FileOpen('invalid path') If $g_hFile = -1 Then _AUERLO_Log('', $AUERLO_LVL_ERROR) If (return) value or expression result signifies failure (implicit logging): Global $g_hFile = FileOpen('invalid path') _AUERLO_Assert(Not ($g_hFile = -1)) ; $AUERLO_LVL_DEBUG if True (success), $AUERLO_LVL_WARNING if False. _AUERLO_Assert(FileWrite($g_hFile, 'data')); Successfull return value (1) evaluates to True; failure (0) to False. _AUERLO_Assert(IsArray($g_sNotAnArray)) Import error log file contents: Global $g_aArray2D = _AUERLO_FileRead(); Reads from current error log file. _AUERLO_View($g_aArray2D) Configuration ($AUERLO_OPT__ENUM in auerloConstants.au3 for description of all options) : _AUERLO_Set($AUERLO_OPT_LOGFILE, False) ; Disables output to error log file. _AUERLO_Set($AUERLO_OPT_LOGSTD, True) ; Enables output to stdout/stderr (console). _AUERLO_Set($AUERLO_OPT_FNCEXIT, Default) ; Registers default exit handler (no script exit logging without). _AUERLO_Set($AUERLO_OPT_FNCEXIT, Null) ; Deregisters default exit handler. _AUERLO_Set($AUERLO_OPT_FNCCOM, Default) ; Registers default COM Object error handler (no COM error logging without). _AUERLO_Set($AUERLO_OPT_FNCCOM, Null) ; Deregisters COM Object error handler. _AUERLO_Set($AUERLO_OPT_FNCCOM, YourFunc); Registers custom COM Object error handler YourFunc(). Edited June 23, 2019 by user4157124 Earthshine and coffeeturtle 2 AUERLO (AutoIt error logger) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Earthshine Posted May 16, 2019 Share Posted May 16, 2019 nice job! always good to see good loggers people can use to debug their applications and utilities. My resources are limited. You must ask the right questions Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
user4157124 Posted May 23, 2019 Author Share Posted May 23, 2019 (edited) Thank you. Yes easy error logging to assist debugging is what it aims for. Edited June 14, 2019 by user4157124 AUERLO (AutoIt error logger) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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