log4cpp:Priority (3)

NAME

       log4cpp::Priority - The Priority class provides importance levels with
       which one can categorize log messages.

SYNOPSIS

       #include <Priority.hh>

   Public Types
       typedef int Value
           The type of Priority Values.
       enum PriorityLevel { EMERG =  0, FATAL =  0, ALERT =  100, CRIT =  200,
           ERROR =  300, WARN =  400, NOTICE =  500, INFO =  600, DEBUG =
           700, NOTSET =  800 }
           Predefined Levels of Priorities.

   Static Public Methods
       const std::string & getPriorityName (int priority)  throw ()
           Returns the name of the given priority value.
       Value getPriorityValue (const std::string &priorityName)  throw
           (std::invalid_argument)
           Returns the value of the given priority name.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

       The Priority class provides importance levels with which one can
       categorize log messages.

MEMBER TYPEDEF DOCUMENTATION

   typedef int log4cpp::Priority::Value
       The type of Priority Values.

MEMBER ENUMERATION DOCUMENTATION

   enum log4cpp::Priority::PriorityLevel
       Predefined Levels of Priorities.

       These correspond to the priority levels used by syslog(3).

       Enumeration values:

       EMERG

       FATAL

       ALERT

       CRIT

       ERROR

       WARN

       NOTICE

       Returns the name of the given priority value.

       Currently, if the value is not one of the PriorityLevel values, the
       method returns the name of the largest priority smaller  the given
       value.

       Parameters:

       priority
              the numeric value of the priority.

       Returns:
           a string representing the name of the priority.

   Priority::Value log4cpp::Priority::getPriorityValue (const std::string &
       priorityName)  throw (std::invalid_argument) [static]
       Returns the value of the given priority name.

       This can be either one of EMERG ... NOTSET or a  decimal string
       representation of the value, e.g. '700' for DEBUG.

       Parameters:

       priorityName
              the string containing the the of the priority

       Returns:
           the value corresponding with the priority name

       Exceptions:

       std::invalid_argument
               if the priorityName does not  correspond with a known Priority
              name or a number

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log4cpp                           19 Aug 2003             log4cpp::Priority(3)