UltimateTextWriterTraceListener Class

public class UltimateTextWriterTraceListener : UltimateTraceListener

Public Class UltimateTextWriterTraceListener
   Inherits UltimateTraceListener

public ref class UltimateTextWriterTraceListener : public UltimateTraceListener

Add log capability to your application.

// Set the log level.
ComponentPro.Diagnostics.XTrace.Default.Level = ComponentPro.Diagnostics.TraceEventType.Verbose;
// By default the AutoFlush property is true.  
// If you wish to turn it off, just set it to false as follows: 
// ComponentPro.Diagnostics.XTrace.AutoFlush = false; 
 
// Add the UltimateTextWriterTraceListener listener to write to a file.
ComponentPro.Diagnostics.XTrace.Default.Listeners.Add(
    new ComponentPro.Diagnostics.UltimateTextWriterTraceListener("c:\\temp\\log.log"));

// You can also write log to a Console window with the following code:
ComponentPro.Diagnostics.XTrace.Default.Listeners.Add(new ComponentPro.Diagnostics.UltimateConsoleTraceListener());

// Or write log to the Output window and .NET trace listeners:
ComponentPro.Diagnostics.XTrace.Default.Listeners.Add(new ComponentPro.Diagnostics.UltimateOutputTraceListener());

' Set the log level.
ComponentPro.Diagnostics.XTrace.Default.Level = ComponentPro.Diagnostics.TraceEventType.Verbose
' By default the AutoFlush property is true.  
' If you wish to turn it off, just set it to false as follows: 
' ComponentPro.Diagnostics.XTrace.AutoFlush = false; 
 
' Add the UltimateTextWriterTraceListener listener to write to a file.
ComponentPro.Diagnostics.XTrace.Default.Listeners.Add(New ComponentPro.Diagnostics.UltimateTextWriterTraceListener("c:\temp\log.log"))

' You can also write log to a Console window with the following code:
ComponentPro.Diagnostics.XTrace.Default.Listeners.Add(New ComponentPro.Diagnostics.UltimateConsoleTraceListener())

' Or write log to the Output window and .NET trace listeners:
ComponentPro.Diagnostics.XTrace.Default.Listeners.Add(New ComponentPro.Diagnostics.UltimateOutputTraceListener())

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