Is it possible to change the flush rate? about zlogger HOT 7 CLOSED

ZLogger tries to write as quickly as possible.
That is, it flushes when the message buffer is empty.
I need to add the FlushRate setting.

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As i'm using this for a vr application, i'm worried that writing so often to the disk (and i'm hoping on a side thread...but can't find where), might result in some frame skipping.

In my own logging implementation that I replaced with Zlogger, I wrote to a fileWriter with autoflush=0ff, and then had a side thread call flush() at some interval (i think once ever 10 seconds)

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reader is already in async reader-loop. https://github.com/Cysharp/ZLogger/blob/master/src/ZLogger/AsyncStreamLineMessageWriter.cs#L89
It is run on thread-pool so does not block in logger.

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yea i meant more general system wide hiccup on IO. Even my powerful computer can hang for a moment when doing a heavy IO process.

Either way, i'll look forward to the FlushRate. No rush at all (in fact let me know where to donate :D ), but any estimate as to when you'll add that?

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I've released 1.4.0, it includes ZLoggerOptions.FlushRate.

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This flush rate works mostly as expected - in that it writes to the files after the timespan.
However, the log header defined only gets resolved at flush time. I was hoping the write would immediately to a buffer in memory, and that would get dumped to the system disk in flush time.

for example:
builder.AddZLoggerFile(filename, "file-plain" , x => { x.PrefixFormatter = (writer, info) => ZString.Utf8Format(writer, "[{0} {1} {2}]", info.Timestamp.ToLocalTime().DateTime,MainThreadActionQueue.frameNumber, Misc.GetLongTime()); x.FlushRate = TenSeconds; });

            the frame number and time stamp are resolved at flush which make them a lot less useful for debugging :(

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Timestamp is created at Log method called.

frameNumber and GetLongTime are not concerned with this lib.

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