Logger

Constructors

this

this(string multiArgJoiner)

Constructs a new Logger with the default MessageTransform

this

this(MessageTransform messageTransform, string multiArgJoiner)

Constructs a new Logger with the provided custom message transform

Members

Aliases

dbg

alias dbg = debug_

Undocumented in source.

Functions

args

string args(TextType segments)

Given an arbitrary amount of arguments, convert each to a string and return it as an array joined by the joiner

debug_

void debug_(TextType segments, string c1, string c2, ulong c3, string c4, string c5, string c6)

Logs using the default context an arbitrary amount of arguments specifically setting the context's level to DEBUG

error

void error(TextType segments, string c1, string c2, ulong c3, string c4, string c5, string c6)

Logs using the default context an arbitrary amount of arguments specifically setting the context's level to ERROR

info

void info(TextType segments, string c1, string c2, ulong c3, string c4, string c5, string c6)

Logs using the default context an arbitrary amount of arguments specifically setting the context's level to INFO

log

void log(string text, string c1, string c2, ulong c3, string c4, string c5, string c6)

Logs the given string using the default context

log

void log(TextType segments, string c1, string c2, ulong c3, string c4, string c5, string c6)

Logs using the default context an arbitrary amount of arguments

logImpl

void logImpl(string message)

Logging implementation, this is where the final transformed text will be transferred to and finally logged

logc

void logc(Context context, string text, string c1, string c2, ulong c3, string c4, string c5, string c6)

Logs the given string using the provided context

warn

void warn(TextType segments, string c1, string c2, ulong c3, string c4, string c5, string c6)

Logs using the default context an arbitrary amount of arguments specifically setting the context's level to WARN

Variables

multiArgJoiner

string multiArgJoiner;

Undocumented in source.

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