Allow the error message to be on the first line

[mirelon]

Now, the error message looks like this:

[23/Jan/2015 18:28:52][ERROR] Exception:
MyError: My custom error message
    /path/to/the/project/some_class.rb:47:in `initialize'

For parsing options, it could be better to have the error message on the first line. Or at least make it customizable.

[23/Jan/2015 18:28:52][ERROR] Exception: MyError: My custom error message
    /path/to/the/project/some_class.rb:47:in `initialize'

[slaw-ik]

+1

[dekellum]

By "Now" are you implying this is a change or regression in rjack-slf4j? If so, what versions? Or do you mean now that you are logging an exception from Ruby (using rjack-slf4j) instead of Java?

I think I originally added a \n as a perceived formatting improvement: shorter line widths, less line wrap in console. Have I taken too great a liberty? Since this is the first I've heard issue: What parsing does this interfere with specifically?

[mirelon]

We managed to have the exception message on the first line by simply implementing custom string representation of the exception.
So I will close the issue.

[dekellum]

In the act of looking into to this I found some related issues. Releases rjack-slf4j-1.7.10.0 and rjack-logback-1.7.2 might be of interest.