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How to continue recording on one line in Java?

This is similar to this bash file related question .

We created a log that is displayed on the console while we test TestNG:

private Log log = LogFactory.getLog(xyz.class);

Later, during the tests, the journal is filled with details to tell us exactly what is being done:

log.info("Setting browser...");
this.browser = browser;
log.info("Completed.");

Now it prints, as you would expect:

Setting browser...
Completed.

I would like to print this listing on the same line:

Setting browser...

and a few milliseconds later:

Setting browser...Completed.

Is this possible with LogFactory?

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Not knowing what kind of logging library you are using, I would suggest that the answer will almost certainly not be if you do not want to explicitly specify a newline character everywhere.

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, , %m (%n - , ; %t %p , ), .

, :

log.info("I want this on one line\n");
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, . . Setting browswer.. , completed - .

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