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<0> when opening a file for writing, will subsequent writes be appended or overwritten?
<1> opening for write truncates
<0> what about a log file type situation
<1> if you want to append, then open for append
<0> will append create as well?
<1> yes
<0> since the log file is all text shoult it be 'ta' then?
<1> sure
<1> t is the default, so just 'a' is fine too
<0> so f = file(log.log, 'a')
<0> will make a file log.log
<0> no '' needed?
<1> no
<1> 'log.log
<1> 'log.log'
<1> it's a filename, it's a string
<0> k
<0> hm never gets there ...
<2> Robi, it will create the file log.log, or if it exists, append to it
<2> woops, sorry.. didn't see xihr already said that ;)
<0> ya np :P
<2> Robi, never gets there? You mean never written to the file?
<0> so i have this function that prints msgs, def msg(self, s):
<2> well first off, are you closing the file handle after writing?
<0> print(s) which prints fine on screen, so i thougt i'd stick the log stff there with
<0> f = file('log.log', 'a'), f.write(s), f.close() before the print(s)
<2> and s never appears in log.log?
<0> no log.log :)
<1> we can't see the code you're writing so we can't really help
<2> Yea, use a pastebin
<1> probably the logic either never gets to that point, or the file is being created somewhere you're not expecting
<2> Just tested, file('blah.txt', 'a').write('foobar') and it works *shrugs*
<1> "it doesn't work" is not really an effective diagnostic for helping you track things down in a dynamic language like Python
<2> could be permissions, but you should see an error unless your catching the exception
<0> yeah sec
<1> what's up pjs
<2> Cooking in my office.. you?
<1> drinking coffee at my desk
<0> error: addnstr() returned ERR
<2> ****ing AC is out or something.. sun sets right on a whole wall of windows.. so it gets HOT in here
<0> self.statuswin.addnstr(winpos, 0, s, self.mainwinw)
<1> addnstr is in curses
<0> yea
<1> yeah, so that has nothing to do with your log file
<0> sigh
<2> xihr, Im not one for coffee lately
<2> iced tea is my drink of choice
<1> I drink coffee in the morning (just woke up :-) and then if I need more of a boost in the afternoon, especially at work, I drink tea
<1> it's more for the morning ritual than the actual caffeine
<0> ok http://pastebin.com/494157
<0> there's a chunk
<0> message function at bottom
<1> well that's clearly a syntax error
<0> where?
<1> .write(...) is not a legal Python statement
<0> oh i had a var in there
<0> http://pastebin.com/494164 gah why does it make a new one
<1> so what is your question
<1> I already pointed out the error you're getting has nothing to do with your log file code
<0> no log.log
<0> yeah error was something else
<1> yes
<1> so that code is simply never getting executed
<1> as I pointed out
<0> ok http://pastebin.com/494179
<0> i dont understand how that doens't get used since everywhere else it's called a bunch
<1> well we're not going to debug your whole program for you
<1> find out why the exception is getting thrown
<0> it's not any more, i had files left over that do that
<0> there's just no log
<1> so debug your program
<0> i dont know how .. really
<0> this is far as I know how to get
<0> xihr, ok should I instead put the logging in the main thread?
<0> woo got log.log to appear
<0> argh
<0> nothing ever gets written to it
<2> heh, still with this
<0> yah i cant figure out how it prints other than directly through
<0> every time self.message is called it's not using the def message section!
<2> where is the code pasted?
<0> well i think there's some global vars here with multi included files so it wont help
<2> so try changing the name of message()
<2> maybe message_foo()
<0> well i dont see how that's going to help
<0> i'm trying to find the function that prints all msgs to screen and insert file logging
<0> the one i found doesn't actually do anything
<2> Oh, I see.. self.message isn't a function you defined?
<2> its external
<0> no i'm trying to fix code, so none of this is mine
<0> hence the trouble
<2> Good luck then
<0> def message(self, s):
<0> print "### "+s
<0> what does ### do? date?
<1> it, uh, prints ###
<2> Umm, it does ###
<1> you probably should just start with a basic programming tutorial
<2> *nods*
<1> then move on to the Python programming tutorial
<0> ok so it's not a key symbol
<3> wow, I forget how much arrays in php ****
<3> forgot*
<4> whats this channel all about
<3> % Love is a battlefield
<3> oh man, this song is so deep
<0> anyone around to help trace an exception?
<5> xihr: There's a guy, m0fo`, from *.bezeqint.net who wants to join.
<5> I don't know if it's he or something else that has led to that ban.
<6> hund: IIRC he should remain banned
<5> Why?
<6> He was trolling, I think
<6> Over and over again
<5> No, he's just dumb, I think.
<6> he hangs out in #shellcode
<6> nuff said
<6> ircname is "LoLz"
<5> SgtUnix: We'll find out.
<7> guiys elif stands for elseif
<7> ?
<7> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/dFlSGd11.html
<7> do this make sense?
<7> i am learning i know i am stressing:)
<7> couse make sense only to me...
<7> not to python!
<8> not to me either
<8> why do you have 4 if statements that have the same criteria?
<8> only the first, or none, will hit
<7> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/OjKj1a87.html
<7> i mod
<7> in this way...
<7> and the print Op...was just a test
<7> so ignore it
<7> but i get error on + i tried to put in "+" , and '-' too,....but python do not like it...
<7> always for the same reason u told me before?
<5> If you put in "+", you hardly got the same error.
<5> From what I can see, you suddenly indented a region, that's bad.
<7> i will try again
<7> ah ok
<7> i go eating
<7> c u lateer:)
<5> Later. :)
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