Tracing problems continue
Hi John,
Thanks for you help with the tracing. Works great!
I'm having one small problem that I was hoping you may be able to shed some light on.
The message that is returned is something like,
If possible I would like to display,
Thanks
Hi,
I have configured tracing within my app so that users can define a trace level within a xml config file. When the app starts it reads the config and sets the trace level accordingly.
Public TraceSwitch As New TraceSwitch("MyTraceSwitch", "Sets the trace level in this application")...
Look mate, I don't want to get into an on-line argument.
I'm still learning this stuff and am just doing my best. I'm sorry if I asked a dumb question but I will tell you something for free. No matter how good or bad I am at this stuff, I will "allways" be helpfull when ever I get the chance...
Well you'll have to forgive me for asking a "dumb question". Please try to keep in mind when you are next berating a newbie that we're not all as clever as you.
Hi,
Am am using regex to find numbers matching certains patterns in directory names. These numbers will be either 8 or 10 chars in length.
Private Function RegEx(ByVal CurrPath As String) As Integer
'Uses regex to see if the directory has a valid number.
Dim mTen As Match =...
Thanks for the info. I've also only seen this while running in VS and I had turned it off (on another machine) via a switch inside an exception configuration setting. Can't seem to find the darn thing again :-(
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