Run ARCGIS log file in C#

So the log is actually a record of interface command issues? My experience with logs is that sometimes an interface will be accompanied by a scripting engine which is the actual issuer. If the platform is, say javascript, then the jscript commands you see listed probably have some basis in that language which might be user leveragable. But only through some sort of SDK. [edit} There's an "API" perhaps ... [edit end]

This is usually the case when there is no SDK; the methods and functions that have been wrapped up in a standard .dll and/or packaged with an .exe extension, even "offered" as toolbox fare, becomes somewhat proprietary. Often to the extent that claims to the actual language, as you say C# (would be the nicest "if only I had the code 'cause I've got a compiler that will do something useful with it and plenty of examples with which to dissect "method" and such") ... and an underlying .NET assembly which IS NOT proprietary ... might still make flipping through the Object Browser of VS worth while if you can load that .dll.

I'm still curious though. Can you post a patch of that ARCGIS log file so that we can look with our schematic eyes at what an output from the interface dealings engenders?