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  1. #1
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    Log files questions

    I would like to log all of what I do from input to what I can get-output into my text file, how can I make it ????

    Thanks a lot

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    You can simply use an std:fstream, and insert whatever you want to log into it.

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    Originally posted by Assmaster
    You can simply use an std:fstream, and insert whatever you want to log into it.
    Oh well, thanks

    As a side note, may I ask for what I should call you, I think your username sounds strange and if it is possible for me to call you some other name...May I ask ?

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    Hahaha... Funny.

    Uhm... Actually the nick I usually use is unknown, but it was taken, as well as every other name I could think of. So I got frustrated and regged as Assmaster. (Now who would register that before me?)

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    Originally posted by Assmaster
    Hahaha... Funny.

    Uhm... Actually the nick I usually use is unknown, but it was taken, as well as every other name I could think of. So I got frustrated and regged as Assmaster. (Now who would register that before me?)
    So, what should i call you ???

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    "unknown" is fine if "Assmaster" is too harsh for you!

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    Originally posted by Assmaster
    "unknown" is fine if "Assmaster" is too harsh for you!
    no actually it is not that harsh...when i get really angry with someone, sometimes i use it...
    But okay, because I know you now, so i will call you Bknown
    I am happy to know you, Bknown...True !

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