// update window after 1s without receiving data or case buffer
exceds 100 chars
function log(str) {
buffer += str + chr(10);
if (buffer.length > 100) {
checkChange();
} else {
clearInterval(intervalCheckChange);
intervalCheckChange = setInterval(this, "checkChange", 1000);
}
}
function checkChange() {
clearInterval(intervalCheckChange);
if (buffer.length > 0) {
TF_debug.text += buffer;
buffer = "";
if (TF_debug.text.length > (maxChars + 1000)) {
TF_debug.text =
TF_debug.text.substr(TF_debug.text.length - maxChars);
TF_debug.text =
TF_debug.text.substr(TF_debug.text.indexOf(chr(10)) + 1);
}
MC_scroll.gotoEnd();
MC_scroll.checkChange();
}
}
Fabrício Seger Kolling - Dulldusk
Christoffer Enedahl wrote:
I do something like this, It can be optimized, Im moving all logs
every time when you can have something like a ringbuffer instead:
private var _log:Array = new Array(20);
public function log(t:*)
{
for (var i:int = 0; i < _log.length-1; i++) {
_log[i] = _log[i + 1];
}
_log[_log.length - 1] = t;
output.text = _log.join("\n");
}
HTH/Christoffer
eric e. dolecki skrev:
Hey all,
I have a class that serves as a debugger - containing a textfield
that text
gets dumped into. Rather quickly. What might be the best way to
simply limit
the number of lines in the field itself, as the appends after a while
bog
the application down (understandable).
I have many ideas, but I don't want the mechanism to clean up add too
much
overhead itself.
Thanks,
Eric
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