Trustin Lee wrote:
'simple' is simple because it is only useful for limited situation. I
always have considered it as a temporary provider which is useful only
for trivial cases (e.g. unit testing). Using 'nlog4j' is the right
choice if a user requires something more than stdout.
Writing messages to stdout and stderr by their level is a bad idea
because it can mess up the message order in IDE console (e.g.
Eclipse). So I think we have to retain the current behavior.
Good point I did not think of that. You're right the current behavior
is fine.
My bad.
Alex
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