In the Logs page you can decide where to save your logs and which logs to load
at startup (in case there are no logs entered at the command line). Of course,
you have to restart xlog and be sure to move your logs there. You can use
wildcards or a list of logs separated by a comma. Extension .xlog will be
automatically added, e.g. when using wildcards, 'p*' will load all logs
starting with 'p' and ending with '.xlog'.
Logs can be loaded by alphabet or by last modification date. In case you use
the last option, log loading can be manipulated by using 'touch'.
Figure:
Preferences dialog - Logs page
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You can also set the automatic saving method in this page. When selecting
autosave, the interval between saving of the logs needs to be selected.
Selecting a value of zero will disable autosave: you will need to use 'Ctrl+s'
every time a log is changed.
Joop Stakenborg
2009-01-14