nickbnf
Feature Request: Add option for LF vs CRLF end-of-line marker
While I use glogg on Windows, nearly all of the logs I need to review are generated on Unix-like systems. This means I need to reformat the log from a LF end-of-line marker to a CRLF end-of-line marker. This takes time to load a log in Wordpad and save it again just to load it again in glogg -- which can be especially critical when there is a time-sensitive problem to research. Nearly all my logs are at least several hundred MB with good many of them extending into several GB.
My request is to have the option to override the end-of-line marker for the OS and have that specified as an option or even better as a radio button on the main screen. An auto-detect feature would be even better still (perhaps with the encoding detection).
Glogg uses \n character to break lines in logs on all operating systems. Could you describe what gets wrong with opening Unix-like file on Windows?
@variar, when there is only a LF, the file is concatenated into a single line. If that line is long enough, it is wrapped.
I have pictures of a small example attached:
Whereas, this is what I am expecting the log to look like:
And the version on which I took these print screens:
