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

#include <log4c/defs.h>

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Enumerations
enum	log4c_priority_level_t { LOG4C_PRIORITY_FATAL = 000, LOG4C_PRIORITY_ALERT = 100, LOG4C_PRIORITY_CRIT = 200, LOG4C_PRIORITY_ERROR = 300, LOG4C_PRIORITY_WARN = 400, LOG4C_PRIORITY_NOTICE = 500, LOG4C_PRIORITY_INFO = 600, LOG4C_PRIORITY_DEBUG = 700, LOG4C_PRIORITY_TRACE = 800, LOG4C_PRIORITY_NOTSET = 900, LOG4C_PRIORITY_UNKNOWN = 1000 }

Functions
const char *	log4c_priority_to_string (int a_priority)

int	log4c_priority_to_int (const char *a_priority_name)

Detailed Description

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

Enumeration Type Documentation

Predefined Levels of priorities. These correspond to the priority levels used by syslog(3).

int log4c_priority_to_int ( const char * a_priority_name )

Parameters

a_priority_name a priority string name.

const char* log4c_priority_to_string ( int a_priority )

Parameters

a_priority a numeric value of the priority.