I can't seem to get Trace to write to a file unless I explicitly call Trace.Close() at the end of my app. My log files don't flush until I
close this. Is there a way to view the trace output files during
application running without needing to call Trace.Close()?
Or does it auto-flush after a certain threshold is reached?
Re: Trace ... Trace.Closeat the end of my app.... My log files don't flush until I close this. ... Is there a way to view the trace output files during application running without needing to call Trace.Close? ... There's also the AutoFlush property, that will make the Trace objects flush its data after every Write. ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework)
Re: Symbols first MAJOR headache ...trace in the "running programs") however, ... If I get that exception I automatically exit the application ... The app is exitted but in VS.Net I can still ... >> PPC by clicking in File Explorer on my app) it just doesn't work. ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.compactframework)
Application "Nuked" ... We're having some trouble with a Delphi 6 app that sometimes just disappears... without a trace.... It happens within a timespan of typically 30 to 60 hours of ... (borland.public.delphi.non-technical)
Re: I HATE THREADS ... At least the app closes when the debugger is stopped. ...TRACE() information in the threads indicate that the ... This does not consume CPU cyles while it is waiting. ... (microsoft.public.vc.mfc)
Re: Request.Form error - idHidxml="<recordset><record> ... The easiest way IMO to track down an unhandled exception would be to start ... the app in debug mode and to step thru the page/method/etc.. ... You can also add a TRACE switch to your app. ... the aspx page and the cs file uses object of other cs files. ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp)
