[rx1983]

exemple:

PHP Code:

new diretorio[128] = "addons/amxmodx/foda/foda.html"

new frase_formatada[300] ;
formatex(frase_formatada, 299, "%s" name);
write_file( diretorio, frase_formatada); 


I created a plugin that generates a log file, however it will record from the top down, which will hinder me a lot ...
I wonder if there is any possibility of bottom-up,
where the last event to stay on top of the file.
and the last at the bottom.

is there any command for this, or some other way to make "write_file" work well.

[fmcTheKing]

"foda" só podia ser brasileiro duadasiudasuidsahd

[Emp`]

Use the new file natives to write a temp file with your "last event", and then copy the data from the old file. Delete the old file and rename the temp file to the file name.

[ConnorMcLeod]

I thought write_file was able to to it, but it seems that the written line replaces the old one so you can't insert a new line without deleting the old one if the old one exists.
Weird the the old line is stored in "buffor" for nothing, unless i've missed something.

		if (i == iLine)
		{
			fgets(buffor, 2047, pFile);
			fputs(sText, pTemp);
			fputc('\n', pTemp);
		}

[rx1983]

which is beyond my understanding you can get.
I will continue studying in order to understand these codes.

[nikhilgupta345]

Originally Posted by ConnorMcLeod I thought write_file was able to to it, but it seems that the written line replaces the old one so you can't insert a new line without deleting the old one if the old one exists. Weird the the old line is stored in "buffor" for nothing, unless i've missed something. if (i == iLine) { fgets(buffor, 2047, pFile); fputs(sText, pTemp); fputc('\n', pTemp); }

Wouldn't you have to put the original line back?

You get the original line, you replace it with the line you want, and add a new line character at the end of the line, but I don't see anywhere you putting the new line back. Maybe that's why buffor is never used?

[ConnorMcLeod]

I meant that if i understand correctly how the native works, when you specify a line, if that line already exists, in that case the line is replaced with the one you write, and old line is just erased, and buffer in that situation is filled with old line but not rewritten, so you can replace a line but you can't insert a line.
If you could do so you would only have to write the line 0 and it would be perfect.
I'm affraid you only have as solution the way Emp gave.