Rails - Apr 2006 - Fix log files

What is the code I include in one of my files so that my log files are 
easier to read?  I am using Windows.

Thanks.
Seth

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Hi Seth ~

I personally never "read" raw log files.  I will sometimes use tail -f
./log/development.log to see which SQL calls I am making during
development.  You can do this with CYGWIN on windows.  I usually parse my
logs with AWStats to "read" them.

If you are just trying to debug your code, I would recommend using <%= debug
OBJECT %> in your view.

~ Ben

On 4/10/06, Seth Buntin <seth.buntin@coe.murraystate.edu>
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> What is the code I include in one of my files so that my log files are
> easier to read?  I am using Windows.
>
> Thanks.
> Seth
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Le Lundi 10 Avril 2006 15:50, Seth Buntin a ?crit?:
> What is the code I include in one of my files so that my log files are
> easier to read?  I am using Windows.
In your config/environment.rb, you can use:
ActiveRecord::Base.colorize_logging = false

This way you''ll have clear logs without color formatting.

Bye.
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