Log

Debugging and logging utilities. More...

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Functions
std::unique_ptr< std::ostringstream, void(*)(std::ostringstream *str)>	arctic::Log ()
	Provides a streaming interface to write log. More...
void	arctic::Log (const char *text)
	Writes message text to log. More...
void	arctic::Log (const char *text1, const char *text2)
	Writes two message texts to log. More...
void	arctic::Log (const char *text1, const char *text2, const char *text3)
	Writes three message texts to log. More...
void	arctic::StartLogger ()
	Starts the logger. More...
void	arctic::StopLogger ()
	Stops the logger. More...

Detailed Description

Debugging and logging utilities.

This module provides tools for debugging and logging:

• File logging
• Error reporting

Logging functions help track application state and diagnose issues during development.

Function Documentation

Log() [1/4]

std::unique_ptr< std::ostringstream, void(*)(std::ostringstream *str)> arctic::Log

(

)

Provides a streaming interface to write log.

Returns

A unique pointer to an ostringstream with a custom deleter

The logger is automatically started by the engine before EasyMain is called, so users only need to use this function to write log messages.

Usage example:

*Log() << "Hello World!";
*Log() << "Value: " << 42;
*Log() << "Position: " << x << ", " << y;

Log() [2/4]

void arctic::Log

(

const char *

text

)

Writes message text to log.

Parameters

text	The text message to be logged

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Log() [3/4]

void arctic::Log	(	const char *	text1,
		const char *	text2
	)

Writes two message texts to log.

Parameters

text1	The first text message to be logged
text2	The second text message to be logged

Log() [4/4]

void arctic::Log	(	const char *	text1,
		const char *	text2,
		const char *	text3
	)

Writes three message texts to log.

Parameters

text1	The first text message to be logged
text2	The second text message to be logged
text3	The third text message to be logged

StartLogger()

void arctic::StartLogger

(

)

Starts the logger.

Note

This function is called automatically by the engine before EasyMain is called. Users do not need to call this function manually.

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StopLogger()

void arctic::StopLogger

(

)

Stops the logger.

Note

This function is called automatically by the engine when the program exits. Users do not need to call this function manually.