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Report About HotLog 2.0
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HotLog.pas is a unit that defines THotLog, a multithreaded, object oriented, and buffered safe log file manager.v 2.0 adds the most wanted feature: The log file size can now be limited. It will be closed and a new one opened once the limit is reached.It manages the log file name (including optional generations), accesses to it, provides powerfull string formating features, and means to easilly retrieve informations about the environment your programm executes into.It is also able to output detailed informations in case of exceptions occuring., includding the ability to deal with variant open array parameter: All you have to do is give the exceptions logging methode some datas like they are (for example the list of the parameters received by the function), without wondering whether they are integers or strings, valid pointers, uninitialized or dangling ones, aso. The log object instance will mind his own business with all that stuff.

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