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I'm trying to figure out why this will not actually print to the file
Any help would be appreciated



 
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That's way too much code for any of us to debug. Isolate the part that's not working, tell us what result you are expecting and what it actually does.
 
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All that code looks like could be quite shortened, as there are lots of code repetition.
 
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Yes sorry it does repeat for other files, Problem is that it doesn't print to the file at all

 
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mike statham wrote:... Problem is that it doesn't print to the file at all


Are you saying that a file is created, but has no contents (zero length)?
 
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That's correct......The file is there with nothing in side......
 
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I tried the first bit of your code and it ran fine (except for out being out of scope when you tried to close() it) - file was created and contained verbose time.

Are you sure you are looking at the correct file? Check the file's timestamp to be sure it is actually the one being created/updated.
 
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