RE: [log4plsql] Problem with SetEndSection

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Herman,=20
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Line 327 in pblog, if you change by this line :
    pCTX.LSection :=3D =
substr(pCTX.LSection,1,instr(UPPER(pCTX.LSection), UPPER(pSECTION), =
-1)-2);

You don't have a same problem ?

Regards,=20
Guillaume Moulard=20
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Objet : [log4plsql] Problem with SetEndSection


I have a package called test_controller. It has a procedure =
'controller'.
When I call

PLOG.SetBeginSection(pCTX, 'controller');
PLOG.debug(pCTX, 'test');
PLOG.SetEndSection(pCTX, 'controller');

The name in this section is: test_controller.controller.
After SetEndSection, the name of the pCTX is 'test' instead of
'test_controller'.

The EndSection routine looks for the first occurrence of 'controller' =
and
then takes the substring from the begin to one character before =
controller:
test_controller.controller
     controller
test

One way to do this is to search also for the dot:
'.controller' instead of 'controller'.
test_controller.controller
               .controller
test_controller

But this will stay a problem when two times the same sectionname is =
used,
'controller':
test_controller.controller.controller
               .controller

Better would be to search for the last occurrence or a regexp like:
\.controller$


I'm looking forward to a new release, allthough this is the only problem
noticed so far.


Herman Suijs

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