QueueLength Property (ConcreteLog)

Visual Basic (Declaration)
Visual Basic (Usage)
C#
C++/CLI

Public ReadOnly Property QueueLength As Long

Dim instance As ConcreteLog
Dim value As Long
 
value = instance.QueueLength

public long QueueLength {get;}

public:
property int64 QueueLength {
   int64 get();
}

C#

ConcreteLog logger = new ConcreteLog();
 
//Licensed Mode
//logger.UserName = "User Name From Receipt";
//logger.LicenseKey = "LicenseKey From Receipt";            
 
//Clear all configuration
logger.ResetConfiguration();
 
//Add a new target, you can also define targets in an xml file, app.config, or web.config
FileTarget fileTarget = new FileTarget(Environment.CurrentDirectory + "\\fileLogger.txt");
 
//Make it asynchronous
fileTarget.Mode = LoggingMode.Asynchronous;
 
//Add it to the targets
logger.Config.Targets.Add(fileTarget);
 
for (int i = 0; i < 20000; i++)
    logger.Debug("This is a test " + i);
 
//This will be greater than zero
Console.WriteLine(logger.QueueLength);
 
//Wait until all items are logged
logger.Flush(5000);

VB.NET

Dim logger As New ConcreteLog()
 
'Licensed Mode
'logger.UserName = "User Name From Receipt";
'logger.LicenseKey = "LicenseKey From Receipt";            
 
'Clear all configuration
logger.ResetConfiguration()
 
'Add a new target, you can also define targets in an xml file, app.config, or web.config
Dim fileTarget As New FileTarget(Environment.CurrentDirectory & "\fileLogger.txt")
 
'Make it asynchronous
fileTarget.Mode = LoggingMode.Asynchronous
 
'Add it to the targets
logger.Config.Targets.Add(fileTarget)
 
For i As Integer = 0 To 19999
    logger.Debug("This is a test " & i)
Next i
 
'This will be greater than zero
Console.WriteLine(logger.QueueLength)
 
'Wait until all items are logged
logger.Flush(5000)

Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2

Reference

ConcreteLog Class
ConcreteLog Members