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Logger.log

std logger core Logger

This function logs data to the used Logger with a specific LogLevel.

In order for the resulting log message to be logged the LogLevel must be greater or equal than the LogLevel of the used Logger and must be greater or equal than the global LogLevel.

  1. void log(LogLevel ll, bool condition, A args)
  2. void log(LogLevel ll, bool condition, T args, int line, string file, string funcName, string prettyFuncName)
  3. void log(LogLevel ll, A args)
    class Logger
    pragma(inline, true)
    void
    log
    (
    int line = __LINE__
    string file = __FILE__
    string funcName = __FUNCTION__
    string prettyFuncName = __PRETTY_FUNCTION__
    string moduleName = __MODULE__
    A...
    )
    (
    const LogLevel ll
    ,
    lazy A args
    )
    if (
    (
    args.length > 1 &&
    !is(Unqual!(A[0]) : bool)
    )     ||
    args.length == 0
    )
  4. void log(LogLevel ll, T args, int line, string file, string funcName, string prettyFuncName, string moduleName)
  5. void log(bool condition, A args)
  6. void log(bool condition, T args, int line, string file, string funcName, string prettyFuncName, string moduleName)
  7. void log(A args)
  8. void log(T arg, int line, string file, string funcName, string prettyFuncName, string moduleName)

Parameters

ll LogLevel

The specific LogLevel used for logging the log message.

args A

The data that should be logged.

Examples

auto s = new FileLogger(stdout);
s.log(LogLevel.trace, 1337, "is number");
s.log(LogLevel.info, 1337, "is number");
s.log(LogLevel.warning, 1337, "is number");
s.log(LogLevel.error, 1337, "is number");
s.log(LogLevel.fatal, 1337, "is number");

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