LogSettings Struct Reference

Public Types
enum	Enum

Detailed Description

Definition at line 53 of file LogSettings.h.

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Enum

enum Enum

Enumerator
Disabled	0x00	Turn logging off completely. The Handler installs a null logger instead of a real one, so nothing is written anywhere and no log file is created. Anything above LogLevel::Fatal is rejected on severity, before it is formatted, so logging costs nothing while the Handler runs. logLevel, logDirectory, logFileNamePrefix and logFilePermissions are ignored. Errors and warnings still reach ErrorListener and WarningListener - this silences the log, not the Handler. Note This is the only way to switch logging off. logLevel merely suppresses messages: even at LogLevel::Fatal the logger is still constructed, and the version banner and the settings dump are written regardless of the level. Only this exact value disables logging. Omitting TraceToFile and TraceToConsole while keeping, say, LogPackets is not Disabled: the logger is still built, it just has nowhere to write.
TraceToFile	0x01	Trace to the log file.
TraceToConsole	0x02	Duplicate log messages to console. Note Messages with LogLevel::Trace and LogLevel::Debug are not duplicated to console.
Async	0x4	Use asynchronous logging.
ConsoleErr	0x8	if TraceToConsole is set, then direct output to stderr
ConsoleColored	0x10	if TraceToConsole is set, then set up colored output mode
ConsoleShowPrefix	0x20	if TraceToConsole is set, then append prefix to output
LogPackets	0x40	Log binary data of received packets, applied only for Info log level and below.
LogBooks	0x80	Log updated order book, applied only for Debug log level.
Default	TraceToFile | LogPackets | LogBooks	Default log settings.

Definition at line 55 of file LogSettings.h.