Well... This is what you wrote in LOG4NET-56:
<snip>
Add override for WriteDictionary that accepts IDictionaryEnumerator
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Key: LOG4NET-56
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LOG4NET-56
Project: Log4net
Type: Improvement
Reporter: Ron Grabowski
Priority: Minor
Some objects that use IDictionary objects expose an IDictionaryEnumerator
instead of the underlying IDictionary.
HttpRuntime.Cache.GetEnumerator() is one such object.
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Personally, I haven't had any need for neither version yet... :-)
/Göran
On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 19:22 , Ron Grabowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent:
>I was looking through some old files on my system (from 12/2005) and came
>across a modified PatternConverter.cs on my local system were
>I had overloaded the WriteDictionary method to accept an
>IDictionaryEnumerator. The IDictionary overload forwarded to the
>IDictionaryEnumerator version:
>
>protected static void WriteDictionary(TextWriter writer, ILoggerRepository
>repository, IDictionary value)
>{
>WriteDictionary(writer, repository, value.GetEnumerator());
>}
>
>Does anyone remember discussions on the list about why this might be
>beneficial? I don't remember anything. Do people ever use
>IDictionaryEnumerator? I think it was an attempt to automagically dump items
>in the Session or HttpContext objects.
>
>Hrmmm...
