2 Copyright 2004-2005 Chris Tallon
3 Copyright 2003-2004 University Of Bradford
5 This file is part of VOMP.
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36 static Log* getInstance();
38 int init(int defaultLevel, char* fileName, int enabled);
40 int log(char *fromModule, int level, char *message, ...);
45 const static int CRAZY = 0; // mad crazy things that should never happen
46 const static int EMERG = 1; // human assist required NOW
47 const static int ALERT = 2; // system unusable, but happy to sit there
48 const static int CRIT = 3; // still working, but maybe about to die
49 const static int ERR = 4; // that response is not even listed...
50 const static int WARN = 5; // this could be a bad thing. still running tho
51 const static int NOTICE = 6; // significant good thing
52 const static int INFO = 7; // verbose good thing
53 const static int DEBUG = 8; // debug-level messages
71 This class is intended to be instatiated once by the core.
74 Log::getInstance()->log("<module-name>", Log::<levelname>, "<message>");
76 Or, a pointer can be stored and used:
78 Log *myptr = Log::getInstance();
80 myptr->log("<module-name>", Log::<levelname>, "<message>");
81 myptr->log("<module-name>", Log::<levelname>, "<message>");
83 Level usages are above.
85 The message parameter in the log function can be used in the same way as printf, eg.
87 myptr->log("<module-name>", Log::<levelname>, "Success: %s %i", stringpointer, integer);