F_Addlog(alias, logfile, override=0)
ARGS:
alias - what to name to logfile, for easy reference
logfile - actual file to used for logging
override - if true, it will overwrite any previous entry with this alias
RETURNS
TRUE if logfile is added, FALSE if not
EXAMPLE
F_Addlog("BUGS","logs/bugs.log")
That would add the file "logs/bugs.log" to the list of logfiles
with the alias of "BUGS".
F_Log(alias, message)
ARGS:
alias - logfile alias previously defined (see above) or a file path.
message - what to write to the logfile
RETURNS
NOTHING
EXAMPLE
F_Log("BUGS","Huh?")
That would write 'Huh?' to the file '\logs\bugs.log',
based on the previous example. NOTE: is the directory
where your game is. C:\program files\byond\bin\mygame, for example.
F_Readlog(alias, tail = 0)
ARGS:
alias - logfile alias previously defined (see above) or a file path.
tail - how many lines to display. See below.
RETURNS
Contents of logfile, or the last [x] lines of it, where x equals tail.
NOTE: tail defaults to 0, which returns entire file.
EXAMPLE
var/log = F_Readlog("BUGS",0)
usr<<log
That displays the contents of the "BUGS" log file to usr.
var/log = F_Readlog("BUGS",10)
usr<<log
That displays the last 10 entries in the logfile to usr.
F_Removelog(alias)
ARGS:
alias - logfile alias already defined
RETURNS
TRUE if the alias is present, FALSE if it isn't
EXAMPLE
F_Removelog("BUGS")
That removes the alias "BUGS" and whatever association it had.
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