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Even if you are using external logging only – you still might
want the tags – they are passed to the external logger: class ExternalLogger { public: virtual
~ExternalLogger()=0; /** return true to
also do default logging, false to supress default logging. */ virtual bool operator()(Log::Level
level, const Subsystem& subsystem, const Data& appName, const char* file, int line, const Data& message, const Data& messageWithHeaders) = 0; }; Scott BTW: Log::OnlyExternal is a redundant setting. You can return
true or false from the external logger fn, if you want logging to continue or
not using resip handling. From:
resiprocate-devel-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:resiprocate-devel-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Justin
Matthews For
apps that use external logging only, can Log::Guard::Guard() disable outputting
the tags to the log stream since it will never be used anyway? Log::Guard::Guard(resip::Log::Level level,
const resip::Subsystem& subsystem,
const char*
file,
int line) : mLevel(level), mSubsystem(subsystem), mFile(file), mLine(line), mData(Data::Borrow, mBuffer, sizeof(mBuffer)), mStream(mData.clear()) { /* mod, not needed by external logger*/ if (resip::Log::_type != resip::Log::OnlyExternal) {
Log::tags(mLevel, mSubsystem, mFile, mLine, mStream);
mStream << resip::Log::delim;
mStream.flush();
mHeaderLength = mData.size(); } else {
mHeaderLength = 0; } } |