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Error write to file
Version: 1.0.0
Introduction
This script was made a while ago, but I finnally updated and finished it. This script will log any error from the StandardError type to a file, which I prove to be great for alpha/beta tests and bugtracking. The script will write down the dat and time, the error type and message and the scene in which the error was raised (Note: actually the name of the class in the $scene object))
Features
Script
FAQ
Go ahead and ask me something!
Compatibility
I encountered some weird error when pressing F12 twice. If it occurs to you add this to the script:
This will prevent any double aliasing. The bug is created when aliasing in built-in scripts.
Credits and Thanks
Thanks to myself, and GoldenShadow, because he told me this woulc ome in handy.
Author's Notes
Erm... Well, its not a that big script..
Version: 1.0.0
Introduction
This script was made a while ago, but I finnally updated and finished it. This script will log any error from the StandardError type to a file, which I prove to be great for alpha/beta tests and bugtracking. The script will write down the dat and time, the error type and message and the scene in which the error was raised (Note: actually the name of the class in the $scene object))
Features
- Writes (Standard)Errors to a file
Script
Code:
#==============================================================================
class StandardError < Exception
alias :old_init :initialize
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Object Initialization
# arg : arguments
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def initialize(arg)
old_init(arg)
time = Time.now
time = time.strftime("%a %d %b %Y, %X")
File.open("ErrorLog.rxdata","a+"){ |fh| fh.puts("#{time}]>[#{self.class}] || [(#{$scene.class})] || Message: #{self.message}" )}
end
endFAQ
Go ahead and ask me something!
Compatibility
I encountered some weird error when pressing F12 twice. If it occurs to you add this to the script:
Code:
if $error != nil
[..script..]
$error = 'aliased'
endCredits and Thanks
Thanks to myself, and GoldenShadow, because he told me this woulc ome in handy.
Author's Notes
Erm... Well, its not a that big script..