Logging functionality

RoadRunners logging routines. More...

Functions
bool	enableLoggingToConsole (void)
	Enable logging to console. More...
bool	disableLoggingToConsole (void)
	Disable logging to console. More...
bool	enableLoggingToFile (RRHandle handle)
	Enable logging to logFile. More...
bool	disableLoggingToFile ()
	Disable logging to logFile. More...
bool	setLogLevel (const char *lvl)
	Set the logging status level The logging level is determined by the following strings. More...
char *	getLogLevel (void)
	Get the logging status level as a pointer to a string. More...
char *	getLogFileName (void)
	Get a pointer to the string that holds the logging file name path. More...
void	logMsg (enum CLogLevel lvl, const char *msg)
	Create a log message. More...

Detailed Description

RoadRunners logging routines.

Function Documentation

bool disableLoggingToConsole

(

void

)

Disable logging to console.

Returns

Returns true if succesful, false otherwise

bool disableLoggingToFile

(

)

Disable logging to logFile.

Returns

Returns true if succesful, false otherwise

bool enableLoggingToConsole

(

void

)

Enable logging to console.

Returns

Returns true if succesful, false otherwise

bool enableLoggingToFile

(

RRHandle

handle

)

Enable logging to logFile.

Returns

Returns true if succesful, false otherwise

char* getLogFileName

(

void

)

Get a pointer to the string that holds the logging file name path.

Example: str = getLogFileName (void)

Returns

Returns null if it fails otherwise returns the full path to the logging file name

char* getLogLevel

(

void

)

Get the logging status level as a pointer to a string.

The logging level can be one of the following strings

"ANY", "DEBUG5", "DEBUG4", "DEBUG3", "DEBUG2", "DEBUG1", "DEBUG", "INFO", "WARNING", "ERROR"

Example:

str = getLogLevel (void) 

Returns

Returns null if it fails else returns a pointer to the logging string

void logMsg	(	enum CLogLevel	lvl,
		const char *	msg
	)

Create a log message.

Parameters

lvl	Loglevel for message
msg	Log message

bool setLogLevel

(

const char *

lvl

)

Set the logging status level The logging level is determined by the following strings.

"ANY", "DEBUG5", "DEBUG4", "DEBUG3", "DEBUG2", "DEBUG1", "DEBUG", "INFO", "WARNING", "ERROR"

Example:

setLogLevel ("DEBUG4") 

Wiil show log messages with levels DEBUG4, DEBUG3 -> Error

Parameters

lvl	Pointer to the logging level string.

Returns

Returns true if succesful