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Am 06.05.2010 01:50, schrieb MDenham:
> I suspect it is intentional (and is the result of enforcing that #fopen w/
> "write" re-create the file at all times, as the old behavior probably also led
> to unwanted results in different situations).
>
> The options are to either implement a fourth type of file access for #fopen
> that's essentially "write on first frame, append on all later frames", or to do
> it manually in your scene.
Maybe I misunderstood; I thought this was about #debug output being
redirected to a file.
Of course, if it is about #fopen, then using "#fopen ... append" instead
of "#fopen ... write" should do the trick (except for the first frame,
which should use "write" instead to erase the old contents).
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