class.ToString()

[Boersnoes]

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Hi List,

 

Is there a way to obtain the result of the calling class’s ToString() method?

This would enable me to trace the instances instead of the classes of the calling objects.

 

Regards

Boris Callens

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[Boersnoes]

To answer my own post: a better sollution is to give your logger a fitting name when creating it.

Boersnoes wrote:

Hi List,

 

Is there a way to obtain the result of the calling class’s ToString() method?

This would enable me to trace the instances instead of the classes of the calling objects.

 

Regards

Boris Callens


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