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Dynamics AX 2012
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With setPrefix () you can easily create nested messages in the infolog.
What I not knew before is, that you can integrate those prefixes directly in the message, simply by expanding the actual message to the desired heading and the control character for a tabulator.
static void inlinePrefix(Args _args) { setPrefix("Inhaltsverzeichnis"); info("Kapitel 1 Seite 1"); info("Kapitel 1 Seite 2"); info("Kapitel 1 Seite 3"); info("Kapitel 2 Seite 4"); info("Kapitel 2 Seite 5 Abschnitt 1"); info("Kapitel 2 Seite 5 Abschnitt 2"); info("Kapitel 2 Seite 6"); }The created infolog will look like this: