GCF::LogMessageHandlerInterface Class Reference

This interface is used to represent the class that can do the actual logging. More...

#include <GCF3/Log>

Public Member Functions
virtual void	handleLogMessage (GCF::LogMessage *msg)=0
virtual void	print (GCF::LogMessage *msg, QTextStream &ts)=0
virtual void	toSupport (const QString &msg)
virtual void	toClipboard (const QString &msg)
virtual void	flush ()

Detailed Description

A class that implements this interface can decide the way in which the application logs the different log messages generated in the application via the GCF::Log mechanism. By default GCF::Log implements this interface and logs the messages to an appropriate log file.
You can implement this interface in a class and register it with GCF::Log as the message handler for the application, to control the way in which messages are logged. For example you could write a LogMessageHandler that would write these log messages on to another application via sockets, where the actual logging happens.

Member Function Documentation

void GCF::LogMessageHandlerInterface::handleLogMessage ( GCF::LogMessage *  msg )

pure virtual

GCF::Log would call this function of the handler with the reported message so that the handler can log it appropriately.

Implemented in GCF::Log.

void GCF::LogMessageHandlerInterface::print ( GCF::LogMessage *  msg, QTextStream &  ts  )

pure virtual

GCF::Log would call this function of the handler with the reported message so that the handler can stream the log in appropriate print format to the text stream passed.

Implemented in GCF::Log.

void GCF::LogMessageHandlerInterface::toSupport ( const QString &  msg )

virtual

GCF::Log would call this function of the handler with the reported message so that the handler can report the msg to support.

void GCF::LogMessageHandlerInterface::toClipboard ( const QString &  msg )

virtual

GCF::Log would call this function of the handler with the reported message so that the handler can dump msg to clipboard.

void GCF::LogMessageHandlerInterface::flush ( )

virtual

GCF::Log would call this function of the handler with the reported message so that the handler can perform a flush operation.