- Example:
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auto delayed = new shared BufferedLogger(logger); // wrapping a logger scope(exit) delayed.finalize(); // write down information in wrapped logger scope(failure) delayed.minOutputLevel = LoggingLevel.Notice; // if failed, spam in console delayed.logNotice("Hello!"); // do something that can fail
- License
- Subject to the terms of the MIT license, as written in the included LICENSE file.
- Authors
- NCrashed
Sometimes logging is needed only if something goes wrong. This module describes a class-wrapper to handle delayed logging.
alias BufferedLogger = StyledBufferedLogger!(LoggingLevel, cast(LoggingLevel)2, "Debug: %1$s", "[%2$s]: Debug: %1$s", cast(LoggingLevel)0, "Notice: %1$s", "[%2$s]: Notice: %1$s", cast(LoggingLevel)1, "Warning: %1$s", "[%2$s]: Warning: %1$s", cast(LoggingLevel)3, "Fatal: %1$s", "[%2$s]: Fatal: %1$s", cast(LoggingLevel)4, "", "").StyledBufferedLogger;
Alias for StyledBufferedLogger for default logging style.
class StyledBufferedLogger(StyleEnum, US...): StyledStrictLogger!(StyleEnum, US);
Class-wrapper around strict logger. All strings are written down only after finalizing the wrapper. Usually you want to use alias for standart style BufferedLogger.