Thanks.  That's great news.  I just signed up for the list on Thursday and have only 
looked at committed code.  So long as it works well (read: like the Microsoft 
Framework), I don't really care who's code it is.  :)  You can pretend I didn't send 
the patch in.
 
JD

        -----Original Message----- 
        From: Jonathan Pryor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
        Sent: Fri 12/20/2002 8:08 PM 
        To: JD Conley 
        Cc: Mono List 
        Subject: Re: [Mono-list] Patches for TraceSwitch
        
        

        Guess you haven't been reading the list lately...  ;-)
        
        I re-wrote a good portion of the Switch handling and related code
        (including the all-important DiagnosticsConfigurationHandler, which
        actually reads the .config file).  This was committed to CVS and
        announced to Mono-List on Wednesday (see message titled "Got
        Switches?"), so it's a rather recent addition.
        
        Good news: it works (for my tests, anyway).
        Bad news: your diff doesn't have a chance of applying properly, as most
        of TraceSwitch has changed.  Such is life.
        
        I just committed unit tests for TraceSwitch, but there will be problems
        with actually *running* the unit tests until somebody can tell me how to
        deal with .config files from within NUnit.  See the (going nowhere)
        thread "Testing .config files".
        
         - Jon
        
        On Fri, 2002-12-20 at 22:50, JD Conley wrote:
        > I was in the process of making our enhanced trace package function with Mono 
and I ran into TraceSwitch.  I don't think it was ever finished.  Included is a 
functioning TraceSwitch class which is used to determine if the trace level you're 
testing is greater/equal to the level of the Switch.  This is used to determine if our 
TraceQueue should send the trace items onto the listeners.  I didn't see any Unit 
Tests for TraceSwitch and it doesn't look like anybody really uses it.  But we do.  :)
        > 
        > Thanks,
        > JD Conley
        > Winfessor, Inc
        > "Life would be so much easier if we could just see the source code."
        
        
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