Mc error logging - #66
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dankessler merged 3 commits intoJun 19, 2012
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Just to be clear, this was removed since path adding happens in the template script now, right?
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As anticipated, looks like this will no longer cleanly apply. I'll do the merge in my repository and try to clean up any conflicts. |
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The merge was not actually so bad, and the conflicts were pretty easy to figure out (only one per file). It's now merged in. That said, we'll continue to follow the plan outlined in #43 and do testing on this palimpsest of a repository :) |
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Added a logging function to matlabScripts. mc_Logger has two functions:
the setup function takes a log directory and creates a timestamped copy of the original calling script (usually _mc_template script) in the logfile directory with a header that includes the current release tag and SHA ID (if available) and also creates a .log file with the same name/timestamp for logging purposes.
the log function takes a string and writes it to the .log file in the log directory.