lg::Log Class Reference

Log manages logging with levels and timestamps. More...

#include <logger.hpp>

Public Types
enum class	LogLevel {   info = 0x01 , warning = 0x02 , error = 0x04 , debug = 0x08 ,   memory = 0x10 }
	Enum specifying the log level.

Public Member Functions
void	operator() (LogLevel level, std::string text)
	Prints out a log with a set log level.
void	operator() (std::string text)
	Prints out a log with a default log level of info.
void	SetLevel (short log_level)
	Sets the levels that are supposed to be displayed.

Detailed Description

Log manages logging with levels and timestamps.

Log should not be created by the user, the library exposes it as in inline variable log. It is responsible for filtering logs based on their level and creating threads that safely put logs on the screen.

Member Function Documentation

operator()() [1/2]

void lg::Log::operator()	(	LogLevel	level,
		std::string	text
	)

Prints out a log with a set log level.

Firstly checks if the log level is supposed to be printed, then to avoid freezing the main thread creates a new one to print the log message.

Parameters

level	log level to print on
text	log message

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operator()() [2/2]

void lg::Log::operator()

(

std::string

text

)

Prints out a log with a default log level of info.

Firstly checks if the log level is supposed to be printed, then to avoid freezing the main thread creates a new one to print the log message.

Parameters

text	log message

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SetLevel()

void lg::Log::SetLevel

(

short

log_level

)

Sets the levels that are supposed to be displayed.

By default thats all levels, set the levels from enum class lg::Log::LogLevel, casting them to short and or'ing them with |

Parameters

log_level

log levels to show

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

• include/lg/logger.hpp
• src/logger.cpp