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Last edited Jun 26, 2013

Created on Jun 26, 2013

This example shows how a custom C# log layout distinguishes exception types by formatting each error message with a consistent prefix and predefined descriptions for common .NET exceptions. The code defines constants for messages like `DescriptionException`, `DescriptionArgumentNullException`, and `DescriptionFileNotFoundException`, mapping specific exception types to human-readable text. It uses the `CustomPatternLayout` class, presumably integrating with a logging framework, to produce these formatted outputs. The visualization highlights the structured, code-driven approach to error reporting, where each exception type gets a tailored explanation, though no rendering library or data source is used.

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