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tbf/AppDiagnostic/LogColorizer.cs
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marekf 8c77df207a <Feat>: Add universal NLog diagnostics and improve AppDiagnostic UI
Cause:

- Live diagnostics required logging from multiple applications without blocking TBF.
- Shared nlog.config files caused configuration conflicts.
- The original viewer lacked configurable colors and practical log controls.
- Inconsistent diagnostic deployment caused log transfer failures and locked shared DLLs during builds.

Solution:

1. Added universal diagnostic transport
   - Added AppDiagnostic.Logging with an NLog target and named-pipe communication.
   - Added background buffering and automatic reconnection.
   - Registered the diagnostic connector programmatically.

2. Separated diagnostic window lifecycle
   - Run AppDiagnostic as an independent process.
   - Activate the existing window on repeated launches.
   - Keep TBF running when the diagnostic window closes.

3. Corrected diagnostic deployment
   - Copy the complete diagnostic output into a dedicated AppDiagnostic subdirectory during build.
   - Overwrite existing deployment files to prevent inconsistent versions.
   - Validate and launch the executable from that subdirectory with an explicit working directory.

4. Improved the log viewer
   - Added configurable substring colors with a palette and live preview.
   - Added text, level and application filters.
   - Added line wrapping, clipboard actions and log export.
   - Added Pause/Resume, Refresh, Clear, auto-scroll and Always on top.
   - Added connection and log counters.
   - Persist color rules between sessions.

5. Removed legacy dependencies
   - Replaced LiveLogCache with structured diagnostic storage.
   - Removed AppDiagnostic dependencies on log4net and SharedComponents.

Validation:

- Confirmed successful log transfer when launching AppDiagnostic from TBF.
2026-09-10 17:45:29 +02:00

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C#

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Windows.Forms;
namespace AppDiagnostic
{
public static class LogColorizer
{
public static void Apply(RichTextBox target, int startIndex, int length, string text, IEnumerable<LogColorRule> rules, Font regularFont, Font boldFont)
{
if (target == null || length <= 0)
{
return;
}
target.Select(startIndex, length);
target.SelectionColor = target.ForeColor;
target.SelectionBackColor = target.BackColor;
target.SelectionFont = regularFont;
foreach (LogColorRule rule in rules)
{
if (rule == null || !rule.Enabled || string.IsNullOrEmpty(rule.Pattern))
{
continue;
}
int searchIndex = 0;
while (searchIndex < text.Length)
{
int matchIndex = text.IndexOf(rule.Pattern, searchIndex, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase);
if (matchIndex < 0)
{
break;
}
target.Select(startIndex + matchIndex, rule.Pattern.Length);
target.SelectionColor = rule.ForeColor;
target.SelectionBackColor = rule.UseBackColor ? rule.BackColor : target.BackColor;
target.SelectionFont = rule.Bold ? boldFont : regularFont;
searchIndex = matchIndex + rule.Pattern.Length;
}
}
}
}
}