Re: Problem when using generic classes

My guess was that ClassSubClass, SubClass2 is the most common way to display a generic class. Anyway. The problem is not the [] instead of , but the Version, Culture, and PublicKeyToken. typeof(MyGenericClassMyClass, TestClass).ToString() result:

Re: [VOTE] publish log4net 1.2.10 (rc2)

+1 Best Regards *Morten Andersen* Developer Vianett AS http://www.vianett.no/ | [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | Office: +47 69 20 69 74 callto://+4769206974 | Skype: mortander callto://mortander Niall Daley wrote: +1 On Thu, 30 Mar 2006, Nicko Cadell wrote: All, I have

Property Name in AppenderSkeleton is not virtual

Hi Is it possible to change this to virtual? Please? -- Best Regards *Morten Andersen* Developer Vianett AS http://www.vianett.no/ | [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | Office: +47 69 20 69 74 callto://+4769206974 | Skype: mortander callto://mortander

Re: [VOTE] Abandon 1.2.10 and resolve LOG4NET-69 (was: [VOTE RESULT] (was: [VOTE] publish log4net 1.2.10))

+1 Best Regards Morten Andersen Developer Vianett AS | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Office: +47 69 20 69 74 | Skype: mortander Niall Daley wrote: +1

Re: Log4net throws exception

Andersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi! log.DebugFormat("Hello {0}! Where is {1}?, "Morten"); I know that I am missing an argument. The problem here is that some of my applications went down because of this. -- Best Regards Morten And

Re: Log4net throws exception

log.DebugFormat(Hello {0}! Where is {1}?, Morten); 109 [10] DEBUG WindowsApplication1.Program (null) - Hello {0}! Where is {1}? arg0: Morten LogImpl.cs virtual public void DebugFormat(string format, params object[] args) { if (IsDebugEnabled) {

Log4net throws exception

Hi! log.DebugFormat("Hello {0}! Where is {1}?, "Morten"); I know that I am missing an argument. The problem here is that some of my applications went down because of this. -- Best Regards Morten Andersen Developer Vianett AS | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Office: +47 69 20 69 74 | Skype: mortander

Re: Log4net throws exception

{ log(string.Format(input, args)); } catch { } } } Best Regards Morten Andersen Developer Vianett AS | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Office: +47 69 20 69 74 | Skype: mortander Ron Grabowski wrote: Log4net doesn't have its own run-time parsing engine for the *Format methods; it just calls through

Re: [VOTE] publish log4net 1.2.10

+1 Best Regards Morten Andersen Developer Vianett AS | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Office: +47 69 20 69 74 | Skype: mortander Niall Daley wrote: +1

Unhandled exception!

name) +132 log4net.LogManager.GetLogger(Assembly repositoryAssembly, String name) +30 log4net.LogManager.GetLogger(String name) +34 -- Best Regards *Morten Andersen* Developer Vianett AS http://www.vianett.no/ | [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | Office: +47 69 20 69 74

Is this a bug?

Create a solution with a windows application, and a class library. Add a project reference to to the class library, and a reference to the log4net.dll If you run the application now, you should see something like 2006-01-28 15:18:04,556 [3028] INFO BugApplication.MyClass [(null)] - Hello