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removing useless LoggingMemento
author Sebastien Jodogne <s.jodogne@gmail.com>
date Sat, 06 Jun 2020 11:08:59 +0200
parents 5d5662ff4d5c
children 9b5ace33a00d
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205 { 205 {
206 return (*stream_) << boost::lexical_cast<std::string>(message); 206 return (*stream_) << boost::lexical_cast<std::string>(message);
207 } 207 }
208 }; 208 };
209 209
210 /**
211 opaque pointer that represents the state of the logging configuration
212 */
213 typedef void* LoggingMemento;
214
215 /**
216 Returns an object that contains the logging configuration.
217
218 This function allocates resources that you must dispose of by
219 using either RestoreLoggingMemento or DiscardLoggingMemento.
220
221 This function is only to be used by tests.
222 */
223 ORTHANC_PUBLIC LoggingMemento CreateLoggingMemento();
224
225 /**
226 Restores the logging configuration. The logging system is restored in
227 the state it was in when the memento object was created through
228 GetLoggingMemento().
229
230 After calling this function, the memento object may not be used
231 again
232
233 This function is only to be used by tests.
234 */
235 ORTHANC_PUBLIC void RestoreLoggingMemento(LoggingMemento memento);
236
237 /**
238 Call this function if you do not plan on restoring the logging
239 configuration state that you captured with CreateLoggingMemento
240
241 This function is only to be used by tests.
242 */
243 ORTHANC_PUBLIC void DiscardLoggingMemento(LoggingMemento memento);
244 210
245 /** 211 /**
246 Set custom logging streams for the error, warning and info logs. 212 Set custom logging streams for the error, warning and info logs.
247 This function may not be called if a log file or folder has been 213 This function may not be called if a log file or folder has been
248 set beforehand. All three pointers must be valid and cannot be NULL. 214 set beforehand. All three pointers must be valid and cannot be NULL.