Are CSV logs supported in the PgAdmin log viewer?

I'm using PgAdmin 1.12.2 with PostgreSQL 9.0.2 on Windows XP Pro 32bit.
When I edit postgresql.conf and set log_destination to 'csvlog' and
restart the server, Postgres then writes its logs to CSV files and
leaves blank .log files in the same directory. When I open PgAdmin and
go to "server status" and view the log window, the log window always
remains blank. The log window does not seem to be reading CSV log files.
This problem does not occur if log_desintation is set to 'stderr'.

Are CSV log files handled by current versions of PgAdmin? I'd like to
switch to always using CSV files rather than stderr so that the logs are
easily analyzed by development tools.

Looking at the mail archive, it looks like there had been discussion
about this in 2009 and that some patches were commited. Yet it doesn't
work whenever I try it. Is there some configuration option I'm missing?
The CSV logs are being written, I know that much, but it's just that
PgAdmin doesn't recognize them.
http://www.mail-archive.com/pgadmin-hackers(at)postgresql(dot)org/msg13584.html

Robert Walker
Database Administrator / System Analyst
Materials Transportation Company
254-771-1204 ext 11
r(dot)walker(at)mtcworldwide(dot)com

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