I think I had the same problem. I took the hard way out. Just copied and
pasted into a spreadsheet and did a print to fit. : (
David
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Thank you - I didn't know about the chm file and this helps a lot.
Thanks - dave
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Subject: Re: Where can I find a list of the PatternLayout items
Dave,
I'm no e
Title: RE: Where can I find a list of the PatternLayout items
Has anyone else had a problem printing the contents of that page in the help file? I would love to hang up a printed version of the patterns, but when I print it only prints out the top title of the page. I have not had any other pr
Dave,
I'm no expert so there may be a better place but I found a pretty
comprehensive list in the SDK documentation for the PatternLayout class..
If you look in the SDK folder under the file structure created when you
expand the download you'll find a file named "log4net-skd-net.1.1.chm".
Hope
Hi;
Is there any information anywhere on how to run the
RemotingAppender? I see how to set my logging config to use it – but how
do I get the RemotingAppender server to run?
Thanks - dave
I’ve read all the docs, I’ve read the FAQ, I’ve
done a google search. And nowhere can I find a list of what the various
PatternLayout formatting characters are.
Thanks - dave
I have just started with log4net, and am having some difficulty in
getting things going.
I have code:
Imports log4net
Imports log4net.Config
Module Module1
Private log As log4net.ILog =
log4net.LogManager.GetLogger(System.Reflection.MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().DeclaringType)
Sub Main()
I use appx this code to enable verbose logging (more detailed than
debug). I haven't managed to, or tried very hard to, enable "verbose"
logging using my log4net configuration file - any tips here is greatly
appreciated. Verbose logging is only used by our developers while
debugging code so the cur
