On 10/14/2013 02:32 PM, Martin Drasar wrote: > Having skimmed through the docs I noticed that there are three features > missing that I use and would like to see in standard logger. First is > the ability to write to several loggers at once, the second is optional > formatting of log output and the third is an option to tell logger to > log only one concrete log level. > > All these can be accomplished by writing my own logger that would do > this, but it would be nice to have some batteries included, e.g.: > > 1) MultiLogger class that takes references to other loggers and just > forwards the call to the log function. will be done, see the reply to Sönke's post. > > 2) Optional string parameter that describes the desired log output (i.e. > format and position of timestamp, line, file, message, ...) for > different needs, e.g. machine vs. human read log. I thought about that, but I'm not sure if that won't the logger to complex. IMO it is better to have some reasonable hard-coded default than a log format parser. If the user needs something else, subclassing a logger and changing the format is a 7 liner. And this is the design Idea behind the logger. > > 2.1) Allow more than one string to be logged. For example I want to add > component name, task identifier, etc., but I want to let correct > formatting on the logger. logf("name %s, taskId %s", name, taskId); already works
Thanks, keep it coming