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NANY 2010 Release: Anuran

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DeVamp:
I  :-* :-* the program.  :Thmbsup:

It's perfect, because at work i always forget to stay up to date with what work i did for what client.

the only thing i have with it, is the way of archiving.

My archive log format is : yyyy_MM_dd_dddd

I used to set it to archive 1 day.

But then according to if my computer was running or not or sometimes anuran was not running, i ended up with entries from yesterday in the logs of today.

when i changed the archivetime to every 10 minutes, but now i get a new file every 10 minutes.
It's in the format Log_yyyy_MM_dd_dddd[number].anu
like Log_yyyy_MM_dd_dddd[1].anu and Log_yyyy_MM_dd_dddd[2].anu and Log_yyyy_MM_dd_dddd[3].anu

isn't it possible to just append to the file if it already exists in the format.

That still doesn't solve the fact that if i enter something just before closing the PC, it will be archived the next day.
For that, perhaps you can use the timestamp of the entry to calculate the timestamp of the archivefile.
And then just append to that file.

If i'm making it to complicated, no worries, i will find a way around it. :-)
Perhaps that the export to CSV gives me possibilities.

Tnx anyway for the program.

skwire:
I  :-* :-* the program.  :Thmbsup:

It's perfect, because at work i always forget to stay up to date with what work i did for what client.-DeVamp (February 23, 2010, 10:03 AM)
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Thanks for the compliment and sorry about the delay in replying.

the only thing i have with it, is the way of archiving.
-DeVamp (February 23, 2010, 10:03 AM)
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Hehehe...yeah, I know what you mean.  ;D  It's kind of tough to cover everybody's ideas regarding archiving without it becoming a huge mess of options.

when i changed the archivetime to every 10 minutes, but now i get a new file every 10 minutes.
It's in the format Log_yyyy_MM_dd_dddd[number].anu
like Log_yyyy_MM_dd_dddd[1].anu and Log_yyyy_MM_dd_dddd[2].anu and Log_yyyy_MM_dd_dddd[3].anu

isn't it possible to just append to the file if it already exists in the format.-DeVamp (February 23, 2010, 10:03 AM)
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This is actually a very elegant way to solve the issue.  Anybody else have thoughts on this?

That still doesn't solve the fact that if i enter something just before closing the PC, it will be archived the next day.
For that, perhaps you can use the timestamp of the entry to calculate the timestamp of the archivefile.
And then just append to that file.-DeVamp (February 23, 2010, 10:03 AM)
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Another option is to use the Archive hotkey or the Archive entry in the tray.  Thanks for the feedback.

tomos:
when i changed the archivetime to every 10 minutes, but now i get a new file every 10 minutes.
It's in the format Log_yyyy_MM_dd_dddd[number].anu
like Log_yyyy_MM_dd_dddd[1].anu and Log_yyyy_MM_dd_dddd[2].anu and Log_yyyy_MM_dd_dddd[3].anu

isn't it possible to just append to the file if it already exists in the format.-DeVamp (February 23, 2010, 10:03 AM)
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This is actually a very elegant way to solve the issue.  Anybody else have thoughts on this?
-skwire (February 26, 2010, 02:44 AM)
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would that mean that you might archive every 10 minutes, but you would only have one archived text file for each day if your Log timestamp doesnt include hours or minutes ?

If so sounds very good to me

skwire:
would that mean that you might archive every 10 minutes, but you would only have one archived text file for each day if your Log timestamp doesnt include hours or minutes ?

If so sounds very good to me
-tomos (February 26, 2010, 03:29 AM)
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Correct.

doctorfrog:
Sweet crispy crap, why didn't I think of this?

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