C++ using Qt and Log4cxx does not show in console

2013-05-21 Thread Mike
I am attempting to use log4cxx to write to the Visual Studio (2008) console.  However, I am using a Qt library in a Win 32 application that does not use (and won't work) std::cout or std::cerr to print to the console . I know in the properties file you are able to create you own appenders. 

Re: C++ using Qt and Log4cxx does not show in console

2013-05-21 Thread Wesley J. Miller
Mike, Hee is the logs.config file I use. To turn on logging to console just add, stdout to the first line like this: log4j.rootLogger=INFO, File, stdout

Re: C++ using Qt and Log4cxx does not show in console

2013-05-21 Thread Jacob L. Anawalt
On 5/21/2013 11:44 AM, Mike wrote: I am attempting to use log4cxx to write to the Visual Studio (2008) console. Do you mean the VS debug output window via OutputDebugString, or are you talking about a standard console via AllocConsole or a Win32 console application? -- Jacob Anawalt Gecko

Re: C++ using Qt and Log4cxx does not show in console

2013-05-21 Thread Mike
I am trying to write to the Output console that is dock able on the bottom of the screen. It says Show output from: Build, Build Order, Debug If I do a qDebug() this goes there. However, in a test application when using the standard C++ library with log4cxx all output for the console would go

Re: C++ using Qt and Log4cxx does not show in console

2013-05-21 Thread Mike
Yes, I currently have this set up (and working) in a test application which only uses the standard C++ library that is also a console application as opposed to an actual application project.  For the test application, it will write as intended to the console among other files. I believe these

Re: C++ using Qt and Log4cxx does not show in console

2013-05-21 Thread Thorsten Schöning
Guten Tag Mike, am Dienstag, 21. Mai 2013 um 19:44 schrieben Sie: I am attempting to use log4cxx to write to the Visual Studio (2008) console. However, I am using a Qt library in a Win 32 application that does not use (and won't work) std::cout or std::cerr to print to the console . Could