PLog.cpp File Reference

#include "convertToString.h"
#include "phoenix_system.h"
#include "PLog.h"

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Functions
PString	phoenix_logLevelToStr (PLog::Level logLevel)
	Convert the log level into a PString. More...
PLog::Level	phoenix_strToLogLevel (const PString &str)
	Convert a string into a log level. More...

Function Documentation

phoenix_logLevelToStr()

PString phoenix_logLevelToStr

(

PLog::Level

logLevel

)

Convert the log level into a PString.

Parameters

logLevel

: log level to be converted

Returns

corresponding PString

Definition at line 15 of file PLog.cpp.

                                                 {
        switch(logLevel){
                case PLog::INFO:
                        return "INFO";
                case PLog::WARNING:
                        return "WARNING";
                case PLog::ERROR:
                        return "ERROR";
                case PLog::CRITICAL:
                        return "CRITICAL";
                case PLog::ALWAYS:
                        return "ALWAYS";
                default:
                        return "DEBUG";
        }
}

References PLog::ALWAYS, PLog::CRITICAL, PLog::ERROR, PLog::INFO, and PLog::WARNING.

Referenced by PLog::getLog(), PLog::open(), and testLogLevelToString().

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phoenix_strToLogLevel()

PLog::Level phoenix_strToLogLevel

(

const PString &

str

)

Convert a string into a log level.

Parameters

str	: string ot be converted

Returns

corresponding PLog::Level

Definition at line 36 of file PLog.cpp.

                                                    {
        if(str == "DEBUG"){return PLog::DEBUG;}
        else if(str == "WARNING"){return PLog::WARNING;}
        else if(str == "ERROR"){return PLog::ERROR;}
        else if(str == "CRITICAL"){return PLog::CRITICAL;}
        else if(str == "ALWAYS"){return PLog::ALWAYS;}
        else{return PLog::INFO;}
}

References PLog::ALWAYS, PLog::CRITICAL, PLog::DEBUG, PLog::ERROR, PLog::INFO, and PLog::WARNING.

Referenced by testStringToLogLevel().

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