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Source review and advice on Logzer, log analysis app

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    If anyone out there can help me with Logzer, http://logzer.sourceforge.net[^]. I am used to working solo on all projects, even when I was employed I was usually the only developer. So now I am trying to find out what it is like to work in an enviornment of developers. One of the things that I have never had was a source code review, or engine structure review. Any programmer, at any skill level, would like to give the source code a once through. You can download it either from CVS or http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/logzer[^] as a package. I would appreciate any input you have on why I did something? Or, if I did it the wrong way, if so please tell me why its wrong? And how to make it more efficient. Currently the engine works by parsing the APACHE COMBINED LOG FORMAT and placing it into a SQLite database, then opening up a template determining what keys need to be calculated, and then displaying it to the user. TIA [UPDATE] Forgot to add if you are a solo developer, or have some extra time and would like to commit some code changes, or help out. I would appreciate it. Any skill level is welcome and if you were mostly a "solo" programmer a nifty article maybe in the works to how solo programmers come together to work in a team environment.[/UPDATE] Code4Food ---- "There is no try; only do or do not" -Yoda

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