Line parsing with consecutive unquoted white spaces

If a line contains consecutive unquoted white spaces (that is, consecutive tabs or spaces in a line that do not fall within a pair of quotation marks), the probe can either maintain all the white spaces in the line or reduce the consecutive white spaces to a single space.

To specify that the probe maintains consecutive unquoted white spaces, set the ParserPreserveLine property to true. Otherwise, set the ParserPreserveLine property to false.

You can also specify that the probe strips certain characters from the event. To so, use the ParserStripCharacter property to specify the character to strip from the event and you can use the ParserReplaceStripCharWith property to specify a character to replace the strip character specified by the ParserStripCharacter property.

You can use the ParserTrimElement property to specify whether the probe strips leading and trailing white spaces and new lines from elements that it generates.