irr::ILogger Class Reference

Interface for logging messages, warnings and errors. More...

#include <ILogger.h>

Inheritance diagram for irr::ILogger:

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
virtual ELOG_LEVEL	getLogLevel () const =0
	Returns the current set log level.
virtual void	log (const wchar_t *text, ELOG_LEVEL ll=ELL_INFORMATION)=0
	Prints out a text into the log.
virtual void	log (const wchar_t *text, const wchar_t *hint, ELOG_LEVEL ll=ELL_INFORMATION)=0
	Prints out a text into the log.
virtual void	log (const c8 *text, const wchar_t *hint, ELOG_LEVEL ll=ELL_INFORMATION)=0
virtual void	log (const c8 *text, const c8 *hint, ELOG_LEVEL ll=ELL_INFORMATION)=0
	Prints out a text into the log.
virtual void	log (const c8 *text, ELOG_LEVEL ll=ELL_INFORMATION)=0
	Prints out a text into the log.
virtual void	setLogLevel (ELOG_LEVEL ll)=0
	Sets a new log level.
virtual	~ILogger ()
	Destructor.

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Detailed Description

Interface for logging messages, warnings and errors.

Definition at line 31 of file ILogger.h.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

virtual irr::ILogger::~ILogger

(

)

[inline, virtual]

Destructor.

Definition at line 36 of file ILogger.h.

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Member Function Documentation

virtual ELOG_LEVEL irr::ILogger::getLogLevel

(

)

const [pure virtual]

Returns the current set log level.

virtual void irr::ILogger::log	(	const wchar_t *	text,
		ELOG_LEVEL	ll = ELL_INFORMATION
	)			[pure virtual]

Prints out a text into the log.

Parameters:

	text,:	Text to print out.
	ll,:	Log level of the text. If the text is an error, set it to ELL_ERROR, if it is warning set it to ELL_WARNING, and if it is just an informational text, set it to ELL_INFORMATION. Texts are filtered with these levels. If you want to be a text displayed, independent on what level filter is set, use ELL_NONE.

virtual void irr::ILogger::log	(	const wchar_t *	text,
		const wchar_t *	hint,
		ELOG_LEVEL	ll = ELL_INFORMATION
	)			[pure virtual]

Prints out a text into the log.

Parameters:

	text,:	Text to print out.
	hint,:	Additional info. This string is added after a " :" to the string.
	ll,:	Log level of the text. If the text is an error, set it to ELL_ERROR, if it is warning set it to ELL_WARNING, and if it is just an informational text, set it to ELL_INFORMATION. Texts are filtered with these levels. If you want to be a text displayed, independent on what level filter is set, use ELL_NONE.

virtual void irr::ILogger::log	(	const c8 *	text,
		const wchar_t *	hint,
		ELOG_LEVEL	ll = ELL_INFORMATION
	)			[pure virtual]

virtual void irr::ILogger::log	(	const c8 *	text,
		const c8 *	hint,
		ELOG_LEVEL	ll = ELL_INFORMATION
	)			[pure virtual]

Prints out a text into the log.

Parameters:

	text,:	Text to print out.
	hint,:	Additional info. This string is added after a " :" to the string.
	ll,:	Log level of the text. If the text is an error, set it to ELL_ERROR, if it is warning set it to ELL_WARNING, and if it is just an informational text, set it to ELL_INFORMATION. Texts are filtered with these levels. If you want to be a text displayed, independent on what level filter is set, use ELL_NONE.

virtual void irr::ILogger::log	(	const c8 *	text,
		ELOG_LEVEL	ll = ELL_INFORMATION
	)			[pure virtual]

Prints out a text into the log.

Parameters:

	text,:	Text to print out.
	ll,:	Log level of the text. If the text is an error, set it to ELL_ERROR, if it is warning set it to ELL_WARNING, and if it is just an informational text, set it to ELL_INFORMATION. Texts are filtered with these levels. If you want to be a text displayed, independent on what level filter is set, use ELL_NONE.

virtual void irr::ILogger::setLogLevel

(

ELOG_LEVEL

ll

)

[pure virtual]

Sets a new log level.

With this value, texts which are sent to the logger are filtered out. For example setting this value to ELL_WARNING, only warnings and errors are printed out. Setting it to ELL_INFORMATION, which is the default setting, warnings, errors and informational texts are printed out.

Parameters:

ll,:

new log level filter value.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• ILogger.h