Log File Merger  Full Version Free Download [32|64bit]
Merge multiple log files or folders. Each file or folder listed is merged together to one single output file or folder.
If you find yourself often combining logfiles from old projects with newer ones, or have a large logfile that grows bigger and bigger, you might want to use this tool.
The program merges all files in the same folder(s), so you don't have to search for the files.
New features:
- support for multiple output folders (paths)
- support for excluding folders or files (wildcard c)
- support for excluding file names (wildcard n)
- support for excluding file dates (wildcard d)
How to Use:
Choose the directories where the files or folders are located. You can drag and drop files or directories in the list.
The directory names in the list will be replaced with the name of the output file, so that you can easily identify them.
Select the output folder.
Right click on each file that should be used, and choose "Merge." You can also filter for one or more extensions.
What are the features of this application?
With the Log File Merger you can:
- merge multiple log files or folders into a single file or folder
- exclude log files or folders based on name, extension, date and time
- merge log files or folders with a single click
- view the log file list in detail with file names
- open the output file
- restore the original log files or folders from the list
- clean the list
What are the problems with this application?
Log File Merger did not work for us.
Technical Support:
Please, use the Menu in main window "Help" - "Contact support."
...
Log File Merger 1.2 is a slick program that lets you easily combine multiple log files into a single item.
The application doesn't require any additional components and includes a simple interface that lets you import log files and run various tasks using parameters.
Set of options
As you can see, Log File Merger offers a standard window with a clean appearance and structured layout that shows several options.
The interface is nicely organized and packed with a big button that prompts you to import log files and pick the mergelog file.
The initial list of files or folders, with folders automatically replaced with the name of the new merged file.
You can also drag and drop
Log File Merger  Free Download [Mac/Win]
It combines multiple logs into a single log file of the same name. The tool comes with an intuitive interface and numerous options for advanced features such as the logging of errors, severity levels, and categories of messages.
Learn More
The full version of this product includes a log file viewer, a support download, automatic log file merging, progress and error reporting, log rotation, categories of messages, email reports, logging of errors, and xml support.Q:
For...in Loop with Multiple Type of Keys is returning same value
I have a map with multiple type of keys. I would like to iterate through all of the values and do some processing on them.
const map = {
    'key1': {
        'key2': true,
        'key3': false
    },
    'key2': {
        'key1': false,
        'key3': true
    },
    'key3': {
        'key1': true,
        'key2': false
    },
}
for (const key in map){
    console.log(map[key]);
}
The console output is as expected with the value associated with each key.
If i uncomment the for loop above then it will return undefined, which is not the output I expect. Why is the for loop returning undefined?
A:
Because keys should be string. You can do something like this.
const map = {
    'key1': {
        'key2': true,
        'key3': false
    },
    'key2': {
        'key1': false,
        'key3': true
    },
    'key3': {
        'key1': true,
        'key2':
f0d5c1b395

Items