fairhousing — Tue, 02 Nov 1999 22:14:00 +0000

thanks a bunch robp!

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Rob Pengelly — Mon, 01 Nov 1999 02:20:00 +0000

OK,
Try incorporating somthing like this into the program:

$numlog = "numberlogging.txt";
$logfile = "logfile.txt";

open(numlog,"<$numlog");
$num=<numlog>;
chop($num);
close(numlog);

if ($num < 21)
{
open(logfile,">>$logfile");
print logfile "$LOG-INFO\n";
close(logfile);
$num++;
}

if ($num == 21)
{
open(logfile,">$logfile");
print logfile "$LOG-INFO\n";
close(logfile);
$num = 0;
}

open(numlog,">$numlog");
print numlog $num;
close(numlog);

Hope this helps.

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Rob Pengelly — Sun, 31 Oct 1999 03:04:00 +0000

You could have an extra file that keeps one number, and each time your program is executed, it will open the file, check to see if the number is less 21, and if it is, it will append the logging info to the output file. Than if the number is 21, it will go back to 0, and the new logging info will just ovrwrite all of the old info in the output file. If I get some time today, I will try and write the code, unless someone else can.

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