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Roy Chastain
-Original Message-
From: Ron Grabowski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2008 21:35
To: Log4NET User
Subject: Re: Using log4net.Util.PatternString in a PatternLayout
The PatternString used for the Header and Footer is converted to a
string at configur
The PatternString used for the Header and Footer is converted to a string at
configuration time using the internal PatternStringConverter class. You can
easily write your own PatternLayout:
public class HeaderFooterPatternStringLayout : PatternLayout
{
private PatternString headerPatternStri
I had noticed it too. My assumption as to the creation time stamp is
that when log4net rolls the files, It copies the current log file to
another file, and clears out the buffer of the current log, since the
log that it has is currently open, this is easier(less prone to
errors) and faster than c
I have just recently had the task of archiving off some log4net-generated
files created by a rolling file appender and have found that they all have
the same creation date. This appears to be a result of the method used to
roll the files. Perhaps it's a feature? In any case, it surprised me.
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