A minimalistic, provider based WPF version of the UNIX tail -f command which can handle multiple kinds of streams. ###Download. You can find the latest release here. ###How to use. Click the open stream button in the application bar. Select the stream provider in the new window (i.e. debug) and click open stream.

A modern file tail utility based on Rx.Net which show cases reactive programming and Dynamic Data (see https://github.com/RolandPheasant/DynamicData) Resources

2023年10月7日 · Periodically, seek to the end of the file minus 1024 bytes (or whatever), then read to the end and output. That's how tail -f works. Answers to your questions: Binary because it's difficult to randomly access the file if you're reading it as text. You have to do the binary-to-text conversion yourself, but it's not difficult. (See below)

A Windows Tail app, built with WPF. Contribute to benlaan/laan.tail development by creating an account on GitHub.

2004年6月29日 · How to read changes from log files as they are written to. Similar to "tail" from UNIX. I've often remembered using the "tail" command in Linux and thought I could use the same thing in Windows. I've never been able to find a suitable Win32 replacement for the old utility so I had to roll my own.

Following a single log file (like 'tail -f' in Linux) with PowerShell 5.2 (Win7 and Win10) is easy (just use "Get-Content MyFile -Tail 1 -Wait"). However, watching MULTIPLE log files at once seems complicated. With PowerShell 7.x+ however, I've found an easy way by using "Foreach-Object …

2012年7月13日 · Here's a CodeProject article describing a log viewer built with WPF (source is available). Maybe you can build upon that? And here is another C# log viewer for log4net on Codeplex.

2013年2月17日 · Use the following simple syntax to show the tail end of a log file in real-time. You can also filter the log right at the command line using regular expressions: Requires Windows Powershell (duh!) Basic functionality but some 3rd party extensions are available. For example, you need multiple cmdlet windows to monitor multiple files.

How to make a Simple fast WPF mouse tail (or tracer stream) (en-US) - TechNet Articles - United States (English) - TechNet Wiki This article shows how to add "Tracer" objects, that follow the mouse around in a stream / tracer effect.

2024年1月1日 · Using Tail in Windows PowerShell. The basic syntax to use Tail in Windows is straightforward: Get-Content -Path "FilePath" -Tail NumberOfLines. Get-Content: This PowerShell cmdlet is used to retrieve the content of a file.-Path: Specifies the path to the file.-Tail: Indicates the number of lines from the end of the file that you want to display.