Hi
I am trying to write to log file but the formatting of string is not
properly aligned in log file result
The results looks some thing like this
OK move.xml Successful
OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
Here i have hardcoded OK & Successfull but the file name "move.XML" and
"AppUser_ifrUsers.asp" are obtained at when application is running.
The format expected is
OK move.xml Successful
OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
Please can some one help me out regarding this..Its a bit irritating to
get like this
Thanks & Regards
Gopal
8  1758 
gopal wrote:
Hi
I am trying to write to log file but the formatting of string is not
properly aligned in log file result
The results looks some thing like this
OK move.xml Successful
OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
Here i have hardcoded OK & Successfull but the file name "move.XML" and
"AppUser_ifrUsers.asp" are obtained at when application is running.
The format expected is
OK move.xml Successful
OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
Please can some one help me out regarding this..Its a bit irritating to
get like this
Thanks & Regards
Gopal
There are a few ways to do this, one way (just waking up so someone
jump in if there is a more elegant solution) could be:
private string LogLine (string logEntry)
{
string OK = "OK";
string SUCCESSFUL = "Successful";
string line = String.Format ("{0} {1, -30} {2}", OK, logEntry,
SUCCESSFUL);
return line;
}
Example call:
string line = LogLine ("Test log entry");
The format specifier {1, -30} will pad the second string (logEntry)
with 30 characters.
On my blog I link to thiis excellent summary of string formatters: http://idunno.org/displayBlog.aspx/2004071401
Best,
Nick http://seecharp.blogspot.com/
Nick
Thats Excellent.. Nice Day..
nick_nw wrote:
gopal wrote:
Hi
I am trying to write to log file but the formatting of string is not
properly aligned in log file result
The results looks some thing like this
OK move.xml Successful
OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
Here i have hardcoded OK & Successfull but the file name "move.XML" and
"AppUser_ifrUsers.asp" are obtained at when application is running.
The format expected is
OK move.xml Successful
OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
Please can some one help me out regarding this..Its a bit irritating to
get like this
Thanks & Regards
Gopal
There are a few ways to do this, one way (just waking up so someone
jump in if there is a more elegant solution) could be:
private string LogLine (string logEntry)
{
string OK = "OK";
string SUCCESSFUL = "Successful";
string line = String.Format ("{0} {1, -30} {2}", OK, logEntry,
SUCCESSFUL);
return line;
}
Example call:
string line = LogLine ("Test log entry");
The format specifier {1, -30} will pad the second string (logEntry)
with 30 characters.
On my blog I link to thiis excellent summary of string formatters:
http://idunno.org/displayBlog.aspx/2004071401
Best,
Nick
http://seecharp.blogspot.com/
Hi Nick
The proble has been solved except for the issue that wherever i am
using this format, i keep changing the alignment wherever i am loggin
the contants
Example at one place i am calling
strLogContent = String.Format ("{0,-22} {1, -30} {2}", STR_FAILED,
strMoveXMLFileName,
STR_LOG_FAILED);
At another place i am calling the with different alignment as
strLogContent = String.Format ("{0,-20} {1, -35} {2}", STR_FAILED,
strMoveXMLFileName,
STR_LOG_FAILED);
So should i then keep changin the alignment or can we have fixed
alignment.
I would really appreciate if you can help me solve this issue
Regards
JP
gopal wrote:
Nick
Thats Excellent.. Nice Day..
nick_nw wrote:
gopal wrote:
Hi
>
I am trying to write to log file but the formatting of string is not
properly aligned in log file result
>
The results looks some thing like this
>
OK move.xml Successful
OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
>
Here i have hardcoded OK & Successfull but the file name "move.XML" and
"AppUser_ifrUsers.asp" are obtained at when application is running.
The format expected is
>
OK move.xml Successful
OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
>
Please can some one help me out regarding this..Its a bit irritating to
get like this
>
>
Thanks & Regards
Gopal
There are a few ways to do this, one way (just waking up so someone
jump in if there is a more elegant solution) could be:
private string LogLine (string logEntry)
{
string OK = "OK";
string SUCCESSFUL = "Successful";
string line = String.Format ("{0} {1, -30} {2}", OK, logEntry,
SUCCESSFUL);
return line;
}
Example call:
string line = LogLine ("Test log entry");
The format specifier {1, -30} will pad the second string (logEntry)
with 30 characters.
On my blog I link to thiis excellent summary of string formatters:
http://idunno.org/displayBlog.aspx/2004071401
Best,
Nick
http://seecharp.blogspot.com/
What is the problem? You get exactly the formatting that you specify. If
you don't like the formatting, change it.
gopal wrote:
Hi Nick
The proble has been solved except for the issue that wherever i am
using this format, i keep changing the alignment wherever i am loggin
the contants
Example at one place i am calling
strLogContent = String.Format ("{0,-22} {1, -30} {2}", STR_FAILED,
strMoveXMLFileName,
STR_LOG_FAILED);
At another place i am calling the with different alignment as
strLogContent = String.Format ("{0,-20} {1, -35} {2}", STR_FAILED,
strMoveXMLFileName,
STR_LOG_FAILED);
So should i then keep changin the alignment or can we have fixed
alignment.
I would really appreciate if you can help me solve this issue
Regards
JP
gopal wrote:
>Nick
Thats Excellent.. Nice Day..
nick_nw wrote:
>>gopal wrote:
Hi
I am trying to write to log file but the formatting of string is not
properly aligned in log file result
The results looks some thing like this
OK move.xml Successful
OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
Here i have hardcoded OK & Successfull but the file name "move.XML" and
"AppUser_ifrUsers.asp" are obtained at when application is running.
The format expected is
OK move.xml Successful
OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
Please can some one help me out regarding this..Its a bit irritating to
get like this
Thanks & Regards
Gopal
There are a few ways to do this, one way (just waking up so someone
jump in if there is a more elegant solution) could be:
private string LogLine (string logEntry)
{
string OK = "OK";
string SUCCESSFUL = "Successful";
string line = String.Format ("{0} {1, -30} {2}", OK, logEntry,
SUCCESSFUL);
return line;
}
Example call:
string line = LogLine ("Test log entry");
The format specifier {1, -30} will pad the second string (logEntry)
with 30 characters.
On my blog I link to thiis excellent summary of string formatters:
http://idunno.org/displayBlog.aspx/2004071401
Best,
Nick
http://seecharp.blogspot.com/
I want the formatting to be same for all the Log file i am goin to list
Example
OK move.xml Successful ----
alignment/formatting is different
Failed AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful ----- align/formating
is different
Can t i have the same format/alignment at all places where i am logging
to file
Göran Andersson wrote:
What is the problem? You get exactly the formatting that you specify. If
you don't like the formatting, change it.
gopal wrote:
Hi Nick
The proble has been solved except for the issue that wherever i am
using this format, i keep changing the alignment wherever i am loggin
the contants
Example at one place i am calling
strLogContent = String.Format ("{0,-22} {1, -30} {2}", STR_FAILED,
strMoveXMLFileName,
STR_LOG_FAILED);
At another place i am calling the with different alignment as
strLogContent = String.Format ("{0,-20} {1, -35} {2}", STR_FAILED,
strMoveXMLFileName,
STR_LOG_FAILED);
So should i then keep changin the alignment or can we have fixed
alignment.
I would really appreciate if you can help me solve this issue
Regards
JP
gopal wrote:
Nick
Thats Excellent.. Nice Day..
nick_nw wrote:
gopal wrote:
Hi
I am trying to write to log file but the formatting of string is not
properly aligned in log file result
The results looks some thing like this
OK move.xml Successful
OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
Here i have hardcoded OK & Successfull but the file name "move.XML" and
"AppUser_ifrUsers.asp" are obtained at when application is running.
The format expected is
OK move.xml Successful
OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
Please can some one help me out regarding this..Its a bit irritatingto
get like this
Thanks & Regards
Gopal
There are a few ways to do this, one way (just waking up so someone
jump in if there is a more elegant solution) could be:
private string LogLine (string logEntry)
{
string OK = "OK";
string SUCCESSFUL = "Successful";
string line = String.Format ("{0} {1, -30} {2}", OK, logEntry,
SUCCESSFUL);
return line;
}
Example call:
string line = LogLine ("Test log entry");
The format specifier {1, -30} will pad the second string (logEntry)
with 30 characters.
On my blog I link to thiis excellent summary of string formatters:
http://idunno.org/displayBlog.aspx/2004071401
Best,
Nick
http://seecharp.blogspot.com/
Of course you can. Why wouldn't you?
gopal wrote:
I want the formatting to be same for all the Log file i am goin to list
Example
OK move.xml Successful ----
alignment/formatting is different
Failed AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful ----- align/formating
is different
Can t i have the same format/alignment at all places where i am logging
to file
Göran Andersson wrote:
>What is the problem? You get exactly the formatting that you specify. If
you don't like the formatting, change it.
gopal wrote:
>>Hi Nick
The proble has been solved except for the issue that wherever i am
using this format, i keep changing the alignment wherever i am loggin
the contants
Example at one place i am calling
strLogContent = String.Format ("{0,-22} {1, -30} {2}", STR_FAILED,
strMoveXMLFileName,
STR_LOG_FAILED);
At another place i am calling the with different alignment as
strLogContent = String.Format ("{0,-20} {1, -35} {2}", STR_FAILED,
strMoveXMLFileName,
STR_LOG_FAILED);
So should i then keep changin the alignment or can we have fixed
alignment.
I would really appreciate if you can help me solve this issue
Regards
JP
gopal wrote:
Nick
Thats Excellent.. Nice Day..
nick_nw wrote:
gopal wrote:
>Hi
>>
>I am trying to write to log file but the formatting of string is not
>properly aligned in log file result
>>
>The results looks some thing like this
>>
>OK move.xml Successful
>OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
>>
>Here i have hardcoded OK & Successfull but the file name "move.XML" and
> "AppUser_ifrUsers.asp" are obtained at when application is running.
>The format expected is
>>
>OK move.xml Successful
>OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
>>
>Please can some one help me out regarding this..Its a bit irritating to
>get like this
>>
>>
>Thanks & Regards
>Gopal
There are a few ways to do this, one way (just waking up so someone
jump in if there is a more elegant solution) could be:
>
>
private string LogLine (string logEntry)
{
string OK = "OK";
string SUCCESSFUL = "Successful";
string line = String.Format ("{0} {1, -30} {2}", OK, logEntry,
SUCCESSFUL);
>
return line;
}
>
Example call:
>
string line = LogLine ("Test log entry");
>
The format specifier {1, -30} will pad the second string (logEntry)
with 30 characters.
>
On my blog I link to thiis excellent summary of string formatters:
>
http://idunno.org/displayBlog.aspx/2004071401
>
Best,
>
Nick
http://seecharp.blogspot.com/
Hi,
Please can you show/help me how sane alignment/format can be
used/applied for writing the log files. Would really apprecuate this.
Regards
JP
Göran Andersson wrote:
Of course you can. Why wouldn't you?
gopal wrote:
I want the formatting to be same for all the Log file i am goin to list
Example
OK move.xml Successful ----
alignment/formatting is different
Failed AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful ----- align/formating
is different
Can t i have the same format/alignment at all places where i am logging
to file
Göran Andersson wrote:
What is the problem? You get exactly the formatting that you specify. If
you don't like the formatting, change it.
gopal wrote:
Hi Nick
The proble has been solved except for the issue that wherever i am
using this format, i keep changing the alignment wherever i am loggin
the contants
Example at one place i am calling
strLogContent = String.Format ("{0,-22} {1, -30} {2}", STR_FAILED,
strMoveXMLFileName,
STR_LOG_FAILED);
At another place i am calling the with different alignment as
strLogContent = String.Format ("{0,-20} {1, -35} {2}", STR_FAILED,
strMoveXMLFileName,
STR_LOG_FAILED);
So should i then keep changin the alignment or can we have fixed
alignment.
I would really appreciate if you can help me solve this issue
Regards
JP
gopal wrote:
Nick
Thats Excellent.. Nice Day..
nick_nw wrote:
gopal wrote:
Hi
>
I am trying to write to log file but the formatting of string is not
properly aligned in log file result
>
The results looks some thing like this
>
OK move.xml Successful
OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
>
Here i have hardcoded OK & Successfull but the file name "move.XML" and
"AppUser_ifrUsers.asp" are obtained at when application is running.
The format expected is
>
OK move.xml Successful
OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
>
Please can some one help me out regarding this..Its a bit irritating to
get like this
>
>
Thanks & Regards
Gopal
There are a few ways to do this, one way (just waking up so someone
jump in if there is a more elegant solution) could be:
private string LogLine (string logEntry)
{
string OK = "OK";
string SUCCESSFUL = "Successful";
string line = String.Format ("{0} {1, -30} {2}", OK, logEntry,
SUCCESSFUL);
return line;
}
Example call:
string line = LogLine ("Test log entry");
The format specifier {1, -30} will pad the second string (logEntry)
with 30 characters.
On my blog I link to thiis excellent summary of string formatters:
http://idunno.org/displayBlog.aspx/2004071401
Best,
Nick
http://seecharp.blogspot.com/
Put the formatting string in a constant, and use the constant in the
formatting statements.
gopal wrote:
Hi,
Please can you show/help me how sane alignment/format can be
used/applied for writing the log files. Would really apprecuate this.
Regards
JP
Göran Andersson wrote:
>Of course you can. Why wouldn't you?
gopal wrote:
>>I want the formatting to be same for all the Log file i am goin to list
Example
OK move.xml Successful ----
alignment/formatting is different
Failed AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful ----- align/formating
is different
Can t i have the same format/alignment at all places where i am logging
to file
Göran Andersson wrote:
What is the problem? You get exactly the formatting that you specify. If
you don't like the formatting, change it.
gopal wrote:
Hi Nick
>
The proble has been solved except for the issue that wherever i am
using this format, i keep changing the alignment wherever i am loggin
the contants
>
Example at one place i am calling
>
>
strLogContent = String.Format ("{0,-22} {1, -30} {2}", STR_FAILED,
strMoveXMLFileName,
STR_LOG_FAILED);
>
>
At another place i am calling the with different alignment as
>
strLogContent = String.Format ("{0,-20} {1, -35} {2}", STR_FAILED,
strMoveXMLFileName,
STR_LOG_FAILED);
>
>
So should i then keep changin the alignment or can we have fixed
alignment.
>
I would really appreciate if you can help me solve this issue
>
Regards
JP
>
gopal wrote:
>Nick
>>
>Thats Excellent.. Nice Day..
>>
>>
>nick_nw wrote:
>>gopal wrote:
>>>Hi
>>>>
>>>I am trying to write to log file but the formatting of string is not
>>>properly aligned in log file result
>>>>
>>>The results looks some thing like this
>>>>
>>>OK move.xml Successful
>>>OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
>>>>
>>>Here i have hardcoded OK & Successfull but the file name "move.XML" and
>>> "AppUser_ifrUsers.asp" are obtained at when application is running.
>>>The format expected is
>>>>
>>>OK move.xml Successful
>>>OK AppUser_ifrUsers.asp Successful
>>>>
>>>Please can some one help me out regarding this..Its a bit irritating to
>>>get like this
>>>>
>>>>
>>>Thanks & Regards
>>>Gopal
>>There are a few ways to do this, one way (just waking up so someone
>>jump in if there is a more elegant solution) could be:
>>>
>>>
>>private string LogLine (string logEntry)
>>{
>> string OK = "OK";
>> string SUCCESSFUL = "Successful";
>> string line = String.Format ("{0} {1, -30} {2}", OK, logEntry,
>>SUCCESSFUL);
>>>
>> return line;
>>}
>>>
>>Example call:
>>>
>>string line = LogLine ("Test log entry");
>>>
>>The format specifier {1, -30} will pad the second string (logEntry)
>>with 30 characters.
>>>
>>On my blog I link to thiis excellent summary of string formatters:
>>>
>>http://idunno.org/displayBlog.aspx/2004071401
>>>
>>Best,
>>>
>>Nick
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