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If (A_ScriptName = "LogAppend().ahk") {											; test section. Change filename accordingly or remove this section.
	Random, num, 1, 10000
	LogAppend()																	; func call to create a default file (that is named <YYYYMMDD>.log) to add a timestamp to it. 
	LogAppend("This is today's random number:`t" . num,"myOwn.log")				; func call to create "myOwn.log" and to add the specified content to it.
	ExitApp
	}																			; end of test section.
	
LogAppend(string="",filename="") {											
	filename := (filename = "") ? SubStr(A_Now,1,8) . ".log" : filename			; creating a default filename if no filename has been specified with the functions call
	string := (string = "") ? A_Now : string									; creating a default file content (here a timestamp) if no content has been specified with the functions call													; edit the current log
	FileRead, content,% filename												; so read its content (if a file already exists) ...
	FileMove,% filename,% filename ".bak", 1									; save the current file (if existing) as a backup (that file will be overwritten each time!)
	FileAppend,% string "`r`n" content,% filename								; write/create an updated file with its content in ascending order
	SoundBeep
	}

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If (A_ScriptName = "FlipContent().ahk") {											; test section. Change filename accordingly or remove this section.
	MsgBox % ClipBoard := FlipContent(ClipBoard)
	SoundBeep
	ExitApp
	}																				; end of test section.


FlipContent(clipB) {											
	content := StrSplit(clipB,"`n")
	cnt := content.MaxIndex()
	Loop % content.MaxIndex() {
		newContent .= content[cnt] "`n"
		cnt--
		}
	Return % newContent
	}

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#Persistent

#SingleInstance, Off ; allow multiple instances
#Include, LogAppend().ahk

; clever code here
LogAppend("Hi, BoBo", "test.txt")
; more clever code

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#Persistent

#Include, LogAppend().ahk
#SingleInstance, Off ; allow multiple instances

; clever code here
LogAppend("Hi, BoBo", "test.txt")
; more clever code