Imagine, there is a dependency between objects (and classes =) ):
class IrrelevantClass
{
public IrrelevantClass(UserClass user)
{
_user = user;
}
public void InvokeUserClassMethod()
{
_user.UseDependencyClass();
}
private UserClass _user;
}
[Root] // Log should trace all the dependencies since that root.
class UserClass
{
public A(DependencyClass dependency)
{
_dependency = dependency;
}
public void UseDependencyClass()
{
// some computation...
_dependency.MethodWithLogging();
}
private DependencyClass _dependency;
}
class DependencyClass
{
public void MethodWithLogging()
{
Trace.TraceInformation("Very clever logging message.");
}
}
How can I make the following code
DependencyClass dependency = new DependencyClass();
UserClass user = new UserClass(dependency);
IrrelevantClass irrelevantObject = new IrrelevantClass(user);
irrelevantObject.InvokeUserClassMethod();
result in a log message that looks like that:
17:12:04 - [UserClass] - [DependencyClass] - Information: Very clever logging message.
I have vague thoughts about the solution — probably it can be constructed from the stack trace.
You have to call GetType().Name to get the class name that's it
System.Diagnostics.EventLog appLog =
new System.Diagnostics.EventLog() ;
appLog.Source = "My super program";
appLog.WriteEntry(String.format("17:12:04 - [{0}] - [{1}] - Information: Very clever logging message.", this.GetType().Name, _dependency.GetType().Name));
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