[SOLVED] How to send the console output to a file

[nooneclose]

I have searched for almost an hour and I still cannot find examples and or the code that I am looking for concerning my question. 

I am wanting to capture/read/send (however you want to say it) the console output to a file.

Here is a picture of what I want to send to a file after the script runs. (what is in the console output/window after the script runs)

 

Edited October 16, 2019 by nooneclose
Problem solved

[spudw2k]

I'm not sure there is a way to do this within the executing script as it is something being handled by the SciTE editor and not the autoit interpreter.  You would need an external script or other means to capture and save the output.

[jchd]

If you run a compiled script, you can redirect ConsoleWrite() output to a file: C:\...\MyProg >file.txt

You can perhaps redirect Scite console similarly by redirecting stdout when launching SciTE (not tried).

[nooneclose]

I edit my script too often (several times per hour, 40 hours a week) to keep re-compiling it. (until it is done) 

if there isn't a way that's fine I guess. I will just keep copying and pasting it manually. 

I cannot run two different scripts (I think) because my main code, which is not in the picture and over 7k lines, is a bot. I do not want another script running while the bot is running. 

Thank you for your advise and time  If anyone else has an idea please share. 

Edited October 16, 2019 by nooneclose
grammar

[orbs]

@nooneclose, from the image you attached, i cannot understand what is it that you want to capture. if it is some console output from your script that is made by calling ConsoleWrite(), then you can quite easily replace your ConsoleWrite() calls with a custom function to send the output to a file. if it is some stats about the operation of the script, then you'd better describe it more clearly if you are to expect some further help.

[nooneclose]

@orbs I was trying to use the green box as a highlighter in the picture to show what I wanted to capture. 

I have many "consoleWrite" throughout my actual script. Is there a way for a single function to tell all of them to write to a file or will I have to edit each one? 

[orbs]

add a function called something like _ConsoleFileWrite() which accepts a single string parameter, exactly like ConsoleWrite(). inside this function you will pass the string parameter to a standard FileWrite() command with a predetermined file name.

once that is set up, use SciTE menu Search -> Replace... to replace all your ConsoelWrite to _ConsoleFileWrite, and you're set to go.

[nooneclose]

@orbs I figured it out on my own. Thanks for trying to help though.  

Here is what I used to get the console output to a file. 

 

Local Const $sFilePath = _WinAPI_GetTempFileName("C:\Users\?\Desktop\General\AutoIt_Stuff\AU3 include files\LOG\")
Local $hFileOpen = FileOpen($sFilePath, 1)

Local $hWnd = WinWait("[CLASS:SciTEWindow]", "", 10)
Local $sText = ControlGetText($hWnd, "", "Scintilla2")
        
_FileWriteLog($sFilePath, $sText)
FileClose($hFileOpen)