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#include <LogCategory.h>
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| LogCategory (std::string_view name, LogSource *source=nullptr) | |
| ~LogCategory () | |
| LogCategory (const LogCategory &)=delete | |
| LogCategory (LogCategory &&)=default | |
| std::string_view | name () const |
| LogSource * | source () const |
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| static std::vector< LogCategory * > | instances () |
| static LogCategory * | instance (std::string_view name) |
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| std::string_view | _name |
| LogSource * | _source = nullptr |
| std::optional< LogLevel > | _level |
| std::optional< int > | _adjustedLevel |
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| class | Logger |
Log category, usually used to differentiate logging calls from different subsystems.
Intended usage is to just create a static instance in a .cpp file, and use it when logging.
Log category can be associated with a LogSource, which will then be used when changing per-category log levels.
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Creates and registers a new log category instance.
| name | Name of the log category. LogCategory doesn't copy the provided string, so the user is expected to pass a string constant. Different LogCategory instances are expected to have different names, and the constructor will assert if this is not satisfied. |
| source | Log source, if any. LogCategory doesn't take ownership of the provided LogSource, and thus lifetime management is up to the user. The best practice is to create both the LogSource and LogCategory as global variables. |
| LogCategory::~LogCategory | ( | ) |
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