Closed luebbe closed 2 years ago
Thank you for your contribution. Could you adapt your changes to the new code?
the changes were really simple. I did it. Please test it in your own environment and give me a feedback. Thanks.
Will do, thank you very much for accepting the PR
See #59. Two small regressions and I forgot to adjust the simple file appender example with my last PR 😅
Thank you, merged.
DT
Il giorno gio 21 lug 2022 alle ore 09:23 Lübbe Onken < @.***> ha scritto:
See #59 https://github.com/danieleteti/loggerpro/pull/59. Two small regressions and I forgot to adjust the simple file appender example with my last PR 😅
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As much as I like it that the default file appender separates all tags into different files, I needed just the opposite: A file appender that collects all/selected tags into one file. This is very helpful in order to see interlocked actions from modules with different tags, especially if background threads and user interactions come into the game.
This PR adds TLoggerProFilteringFileAppender which does just this. It filters out the log messages which match the tags passed in the constructor. If the list is empty, all log messages are written into the same file.