pappl-log - pappl logging functions

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       against  GPL2/LGPL2 software (like older versions of CUPS), so it can be used freely in any project you'd
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2025-03-20                                   pappl logging functions                                pappl-log(3)

       The PAPPL logging functions record messages to the configured log file.

       papplLog records messages applying to the system as a whole.

       papplLogClient,papplLogJob,  and papplLogPrinter record messages specific to a client connection, print
       job, or printer respectively.

       The  level  argument  specifies  a   log   level   from   debugging   (PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_DEBUG)   to   fatal
       (PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_FATAL) and is used to determine whether the message is recorded to the log.

       The message argument specifies the message using a printf(3) format string.

pappl_loglevel_e
       Log levels

       PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_DEBUG
            Debug message

       PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_ERROR
            Error message

       PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_FATAL
            Fatal message

       PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_INFO
            Informational message

       PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_UNSPEC
            Not specified

       PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_WARN
            Warning message

papplLog
       Log a message for the system.

       void papplLog (
           pappl_system_t *system,
           pappl_loglevel_t level,
           const char *message,
           ...
       );

       This  function  sends  a message to the system's log file.  The "level" argument specifies the urgency of
       the message:

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_DEBUG: A debugging message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_ERROR: An error message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_FATAL: A fatal error message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_INFO: An informational message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_WARN: A warning message.

       The "message" argument specifies a printf-style format string.  Values logged using  the  "%c"  and  "%s"
       format specifiers are sanitized to not contain control characters.

   papplLogClient
       Log a message for a client.

       void papplLogClient (
           pappl_client_t *client,
           pappl_loglevel_t level,
           const char *message,
           ...
       );

       This  function  sends  a  client  message  to  the system's log file.  The "level" argument specifies the
       urgency of the message:

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_DEBUG: A debugging message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_ERROR: An error message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_FATAL: A fatal error message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_INFO: An informational message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_WARN: A warning message.

       The "message" argument specifies a printf-style format string.  Values logged using  the  "%c"  and  "%s"
       format specifiers are sanitized to not contain control characters.

   papplLogDevice
       Log a device error for the system...

       void papplLogDevice (
           const char *message,
           void *data
       );

       This function sends a device error message to the system's log file.

   papplLogJob
       Log a message for a job.

       void papplLogJob (
           pappl_job_t *job,
           pappl_loglevel_t level,
           const char *message,
           ...
       );

       This  function  sends a job message to the system's log file.  The "level" argument specifies the urgency
       of the message:

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_DEBUG: A debugging message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_ERROR: An error message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_FATAL: A fatal error message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_INFO: An informational message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_WARN: A warning message.

       The "message" argument specifies a printf-style format string.  Values logged using  the  "%c"  and  "%s"
       format specifiers are sanitized to not contain control characters.

   papplLogPrinter
       Log a message for a printer.

       void papplLogPrinter (
           pappl_printer_t *printer,
           pappl_loglevel_t level,
           const char *message,
           ...
       );

       This  function  sends  a  printer  message  to the system's log file.  The "level" argument specifies the
       urgency of the message:

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_DEBUG: A debugging message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_ERROR: An error message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_FATAL: A fatal error message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_INFO: An informational message.

       •    PAPPL_LOGLEVEL_WARN: A warning message.

       The "message" argument specifies a printf-style format string.  Values logged using  the  "%c"  and  "%s"
       format specifiers are sanitized to not contain control characters.

       Printer Application Framework (libpappl, "pkg-config --cflags --libs pappl")

       pappl-log - pappl logging functions

pappl(1),   pappl-client(3),   pappl-device(3),  pappl-job(3),  pappl-log(3),  pappl-mainline(3),  pappl-makeresheader(1), pappl-printer(3), pappl-resource(3), pappl-system(3), https://www.msweet.org/pappl

#include<pappl/pappl.h>voidpapplLog(pappl_system_t*system,pappl_loglevel_tlevel,constchar*message,...);voidpapplLogClient(pappl_client_t*client,pappl_loglevel_tlevel,constchar*message,...);voidpapplLogJob(pappl_job_t*job,pappl_loglevel_tlevel,constchar*message,...);voidpapplLogPrinter(pappl_printer_t*printer,pappl_loglevel_tlevel,constchar*message,...);

pappl_loglevel_t
       Log levels

       typedef enum pappl_loglevel_e pappl_loglevel_t;