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No Source column refer to the file e.g. log.xml (Window name?)
Where as File column refer to the the file containing the code doing the log e.g. some c# code
If "C:\some-very-long-path\with-lot-of-subdirectories\mostly-the-same-for-all-files\OneOfMyProjects\Foo.cs" contains:
<code> void Bar(string name) {
Log.DebugFormat("Hello {0}", name)
}
</code>
File column will be: "C:\some-very-long-path\with-lot-of-subdirectories\mostly-the-same-for-all-files\OneOfMyProjects\Foo.cs"
So you need a very wide column to see the interesting thing, where as "...\OneOfMyProjects\Foo.cs" would be much better<quote author="Philipp Lauchner"> Dear Jens,
there should be a column named "Source", containing only the filename without path in case of a file receiver. Is this solution sufficient?
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