Logging class - handles screen output and file logging. More...

#include <Logger.h>

Classes
struct	Log
Public Member Functions
void	log (int logLevel, std::string message)
void	saveTo (std::string fileName)
void	saveTo (bool check=false)
void	saveToX (std::string fileName)
void	saveToX ()
void	flushLog ()
	deletes current logs
void	setLogFrequency (uint freq)
void	registerParameters (StateP state)
bool	initialize (StateP state)
bool	operate (StateP)
void	closeLog ()
int	getLogLevel ()
Protected Attributes
std::vector< Log >	logs_
int	currentLevel_
uint	logFrequency_
std::string	logFileName_
bool	bFileDefined_
std::ofstream	logFile_
StateP	state_

Detailed Description

Logging class - handles screen output and file logging.

Current log levels (1-5): 1=only basic, essential information, 3=medium logging level (default), 5=logs everything

Definition at line 32 of file Logger.h.

Member Function Documentation

bool Logger::initialize ( StateP state )

Initialize Logger, read current logLevel from the Registry (configuration file)

Definition at line 33 of file Logger.cpp.

Puts a string message into existing log and marks it with appropriate logLevel.

Definition at line 63 of file Logger.cpp.

void Logger::saveTo ( bool check = false )

Saves current session log into a configured logfile. New log is appended to the end of the file.

Definition at line 96 of file Logger.cpp.

void Logger::saveTo ( std::string fileName )

Saves current session log into a file named fileName. If file with the same name already exists, log is appended to the end of the file.

Definition at line 84 of file Logger.cpp.

void Logger::setLogFrequency ( uint freq )

Sets the log output frequency (in generations). If not set, the default is 1 (output each generation).

Definition at line 178 of file Logger.cpp.

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