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The constructor on Logger is protected which is
perfectly fine for inheritance. Your derived class just has to have a public
constructor.
There's actually an example in:
It demonstrates how to extend a logger. Note that
in order to create loggers of your particular type, you need to call special
overloads of LogManager.Get*Logger().
Alternatively you can use generic
LogFactory<YourLoggerType> - see the source code in
LogFactory.cs
Jarek
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Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2009 11:02
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Subject: [Nlog-list] Customising NLog's
Logger class
Hi,
I'm looking at customising NLog.
Basically I need to be able to pass in a predefined error code with the
error message.
The logger should then look up the severity in a file and determine from
that what should be called in NLog (Info, Error, Fatal etc).
Our clients will then be able to look at the file to find the description
that matches the error code.
I've found it difficult so far to extend Logger via inheritance (no
public constructor on Logger).
Is composition the general way?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Jonathan.
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