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In SAS it is possible to redirect the log at any possible position in the SAS program. So if I have a program which calls a lot of TFL generating macros one after the other I can redirect the log as the first action before each macro call. In such a way I can generate a log for each TFL, which simplifies searching for errors. Would it be possible to implement a functionality like this in logrx as well ? Or what would be a possible workaround if I don't want to write one program for each TFL ?
Relevant Input
Maybe like this ?
log_redirect(path=, file=)
MakeTFL(...) # generates one TFL
log_redirect(path=, file=)
MakeTFL(...) # generates one TFL
log_redirect(path=, file=)
MakeTFL(...) # generates one TFL
and so on
Relevant Output
A new log file should be generated after redirection.
Reproducible Example/Pseudo Code
No response
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Feature Idea
In SAS it is possible to redirect the log at any possible position in the SAS program. So if I have a program which calls a lot of TFL generating macros one after the other I can redirect the log as the first action before each macro call. In such a way I can generate a log for each TFL, which simplifies searching for errors. Would it be possible to implement a functionality like this in logrx as well ? Or what would be a possible workaround if I don't want to write one program for each TFL ?
Relevant Input
Maybe like this ?
log_redirect(path=, file=)
MakeTFL(...) # generates one TFL
log_redirect(path=, file=)
MakeTFL(...) # generates one TFL
log_redirect(path=, file=)
MakeTFL(...) # generates one TFL
and so on
Relevant Output
A new log file should be generated after redirection.
Reproducible Example/Pseudo Code
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: