Maintaining Error Lists

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You can add an error to the list of expected errors or the list of break-on errors, remove an error from either of those lists, or clear all errors of a specific type from either list. The error lists have a global scope on a per-logger object basis. Therefore, if one thread adds an error to the list, other threads that share the same logger object will be affected.

• To maintain an error list by using C
  • Add an error to the list by calling the WTTLogAddErrorToErrorList function.
  • Remove an error from the list by calling the WTTLogRemoveErrorFromErrorList function.
  • Clear all errors of a specified type from the list by calling the WTTLogClearErrorList function.
• To maintain an error list by using C++
  • Add an error to the list by calling the CWTTLogger::AddErrorToErrorList method.
  • Remove an error from the list by calling the CWTTLogger::RemoveErrorFromErrorList method.
  • Clear all errors of a specified type from the list by calling the CWTTLogger::ClearErrorList method
• To maintain an error list by using COM
  • Add an error to the list by calling the IWTTLog::AddErrorToErrorList method.
  • Remove an error from the list by calling the IWTTLog::RemoveErrorFromErrorList method.
  • Clear all errors of a specified type from the list by calling the IWTTLog::ClearErrorList method.
• To maintain an error list by using .NET
  • Add an error to the list by calling the ErrorList.Add method.
  • Remove an error from the list by calling the ErrorList.Remove method.
  • Clear all errors of a specified type from the list by calling the ErrorList.Clear method.

Build date: 9/14/2012