priority.h - The priority class provides importance levels with which one can categorize log messages.
Contents
Detailed Description
The priority class provides importance levels with which one can categorize log messages.
Enumeration Type Documentation
enumlog4c_priority_level_t
Predefined Levels of priorities. These correspond to the priority levels used by syslog(3).
EnumeratorLOG4C_PRIORITY_FATAL
fatal
LOG4C_PRIORITY_ALERT
alert
LOG4C_PRIORITY_CRIT
crit
LOG4C_PRIORITY_ERROR
error
LOG4C_PRIORITY_WARN
warn
LOG4C_PRIORITY_NOTICE
notice
LOG4C_PRIORITY_INFO
info
LOG4C_PRIORITY_DEBUG
debug
LOG4C_PRIORITY_TRACE
trace
LOG4C_PRIORITY_NOTSET
notset
LOG4C_PRIORITY_UNKNOWN
unknown
Function Documentation
intlog4c_priority_to_int(constchar*a_priority_name)Parametersa_priority_name a priority string name.
Returns
the given numeric value of the priority.
References LOG4C_PRIORITY_UNKNOWN.
constchar*log4c_priority_to_string(inta_priority)Parametersa_priority a numeric value of the priority.
Returns
the given priority string name.
Name
priority.h - The priority class provides importance levels with which one can categorize log messages.
Synopsis
#include <log4c/defs.h>
Enumerations
enum log4c_priority_level_t { LOG4C_PRIORITY_FATAL = 000, LOG4C_PRIORITY_ALERT = 100, LOG4C_PRIORITY_CRIT
= 200, LOG4C_PRIORITY_ERROR = 300, LOG4C_PRIORITY_WARN = 400, LOG4C_PRIORITY_NOTICE = 500,
LOG4C_PRIORITY_INFO = 600, LOG4C_PRIORITY_DEBUG = 700, LOG4C_PRIORITY_TRACE = 800,
LOG4C_PRIORITY_NOTSET = 900, LOG4C_PRIORITY_UNKNOWN = 1000 }
Functions
const char * log4c_priority_to_string (int a_priority)
int log4c_priority_to_int (const char *a_priority_name)
