The Time property of the LogEvent struct represents the exact date and time when the log event occurred. This property is read-only and provides a DateTime value, which is useful for timestamping log entries and tracking when specific events happened within the application.
To access the Time property, you need an instance of the LogEvent struct. Since it is a read-only property, you can only retrieve its value, not modify it. This property is typically used in logging systems to provide a timestamp for each log entry.
// Example of accessing the Time property of a LogEvent
LogEvent logEvent = GetLogEvent(); // Assume this method retrieves a LogEvent instance
DateTime eventTime = logEvent.Time;
// Use the eventTime for display or processing
Console.WriteLine($"Log event occurred at: {eventTime}");