feat(example): show milliseconds since logger init#407
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Added a short sleep between the two log lines so the elapsed time is actually visible (now reads ~250 ms on the second record). Kept the block doc-comment to match the other examples. Happy to fold this into custom_format.rs if you'd prefer one example, though that one is gated behind the color+humantime features while this one stands alone, so I left them separate for now. |
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Adds an example that captures
Instant::now()and uses it inside the custom format closure to print elapsed milliseconds, matching the approach @vigna confirmed in #355. Closes #355.