Microseconds

[Waclaw Borowiec]

Hi

I think, I found a bug in log4erl version 0.8.6. In log_manager.erl,
in method log() the time is fetched twice: first for date without
microseconds, and then only for microseconds. If calendar:local_time()
is called let's say at 12:00:00.999999, and erlang:now() at 12:00:01.1
then the log would be (and is) written with date like 12:00:00.1 which
is wrong. It results in log entries with dates suggesting, that
they're out of order.

I prepared a small patch for it:

http://log4erl.googlegroups.com/web/log_manager.diff?gda=j_YfJkIAAABRNESUQGVtJhQ5CNAyP3Esyc-bdXlurEhIBGcCkxriYQhl4rltnTShNmoAdVfmtyxV4u3aa4iAIyYQIqbG9naPgh6o8ccLBvP6Chud5KMzIQ

If it's already fixed, then sorry for wasting your time :)

greetings
Waclaw Borowiec

[Ahmed Ali]

Hi Waclaw,

Thanks for the fix. This error existed in all previous versions. I've
just updated the github repo with your fix.

Best regards,

Ahmed

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