Zero pain (again)

Zero pain stops writing to file when the file length reaches ca. 1MB. I assume it continues to store reports somewhere in memory.

I had left the zero pain file at its limit for a while, but then came to try one of my own apps. I deleted the file, intending to carry out operations to test the specific app. However, the file was regenerated at a size of approaching half a MB, containing references to apps etc that had not been used for a while (zap in particular). It seems the zeropain file needs to be deleted more than once to be sure you are starting from scratch again.

Zero pain stops writing to file when the file length reaches ca. 1MB. I assume it continues to store reports somewhere in memory.

Correct – it has an internal buffer large enough to hold 128 log entries. If the log file becomes full or it can’t write to it for some other reason then it holds onto the entries in the buffer until it’s able to write to the log again.

Zero pain stops writing to file when the file length reaches ca. 1MB.

Nice to know.

If the log file becomes full or it can’t write to it for some other reason then it holds onto the entries in the buffer until it’s able to write to the log again.

What if I want to keep more than one megabyte? Is the only solution just to frequently move ZeroPain file to another place?