tinylog | lightweight C C++ logging library developed for Linux
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int tlog_init(const char *logfile, int maxlogsize, int maxlogcount, int buffsize, unsigned int flag); Function:Initialize log module logfile: log file maxlogsize: The maximum size of a single log file. maxlogcount: Number of archived logs. buffsize: Buffer size flag: log output flag: List of flags are as follows. Function:Print log level: Current log Levels format: Log formats. tlog_debug, tlog_info, tlog_notice, tlog_warn, tlog_error, tlog_fatal. Function:Print log, for c++ use << output log. format: Log formats. Function:Registers a custom Format function, and the callback function is defined as:tlog_format_func. tlog_reg_log_output_func(tlog_log_output_func output, void *private) Function: Register the custom log output function. The callback function is defined as: tlog_log_output_func. The TLOG_SEGMENT flag can be set during log initialization to return the callback to an independent full log. Function:Set log level,valid level are :TLOG_DEBUG, TLOG_INFO, TLOG_NOTICE, TLOG_WARN, TLOG_ERROR, TLOG_FATAL. Function:Update log file. logfile: log file. Function:set whether the log is output to screen. tlog_open(const char *logfile, int maxlogsize, int maxlogcount, int buffsize, unsigned int flag). Function: Initializes a new log stream. When finished, it is closed with tlog_cloese. logfile: log file. maxlogsize: The maximum size of a single log file. maxlogcount: The number of archived logs. buffsize: The size of the buffer. flag: log output flag: List of flags are as follows. Function: Turn off the log stream log: The log stream handle. tlog_printf(tlog_log *log, const char *format, ...). Function: Print the log to the specified log stream log: The log stream handle. format: The log format. Function: Print the log to the specified log stream, use << output log like std::out log: The log stream handle. tlog_vprintf(tlog_log *log, const char *format, va_list ap). Function: Print the log to the specified log stream log: The log stream handle. format: The log format. ap: List of parameters. tlog_logscreen(tlog_log *log, int enable). Function: Set whether the log stream is output to the screen log: The log stream handle. enable: Whether to enable. Function: Get local time. tm: Local time output. tlog_reg_output_func(tlog_log *log, tlog_output_func output). Function: Register the log stream output callback function. After the specified, the built-in write local file interface will be invalid. The TLOG_SEGMENT flag can be set when the log stream is initialized to return the callback to an independent complete log. tlog_set_private(tlog_log *log, void *private). Function: Set private parameters for retrieval in the callback function. log: The log stream handle. private: private parameter. Function: Get the private parameter, which is obtained from the callback function. log: The log stream handle. return value: private parameter. tlog_rename_logfile(tlog_log *log, const char *logfile). Function: Rename log file. log: The log stream handle. logfile: log file.
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QUESTION
I'm using the Tinylog library with the "rolling file" function to write logs to a file. Sometimes I need to clear a file.
Tried to do it with normal Java methods but it breaks the file and makes it hard to read. Is there a way to clear the log file at any point so it doesn't break?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-05 at 20:08You can use standard policies for starting new log files at defined events. This is the recommended way.
If you need more flexibility, you can use the DynamicPolicy
for starting a new log file programmatically. This policy is part of tinylog 2.5. The first milestone is expected to be released during this month and will include this new policy.
Configuration:
QUESTION
I use graalvm to build a jar with tinylog and work very good! But when I use native-image build a exe,tinylog only work with default setting. what can I do let tinylog can load my tinylog.properties with native-image? please~ thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-16 at 05:47On GitHub, you can find a minimal example project for using tinylog 2 in a native image build: https://github.com/tinylog-org/tinylog-graal-example
You need a custom Gradle task for generating the configuration for the native image (see tinylog-graal-example/blob/v2/build.gradle).
QUESTION
According to the TinyLog website
The properties file should be named "tinylog.properties" and placed in the default package. In common IDEs like Eclipse and Netbeans, it is sufficient to put "tinylog.properties" into the "src/" folder or for Maven based projects into "src/main/resources".
The answer to this question also suggests this should be the location of the properties file.
The TinyLog website also shows the following as an example to use in the properties file:
tinylog.level = warning
The path of my properties file is src/main/resources/tinylog.properties. The content is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 13:57The cause for your problem is that you are using tinylog 2 with configuration syntax of legacy tinylog 1. You can find the configuration documentation for tinylog 2 here: https://tinylog.org/v2/configuration/
In your case, the tinylog 2 configuration syntax for tinylog.properties
will be:
QUESTION
I'm trying to split 2 arrays using arrayJoin()
my table:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 18:45The serial calls of arrayJoin produces the cartesian product, to avoid it use ARRAY JOIN:
QUESTION
Hi I have a multimodule springboot based project and I would like to keep logging separate for each module. I am using tiny log 2, but the issue I am facing is that, when there is a stack trace thrown, it is not getting captured in my rolling log file. Here is the tinyLog configuration:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-13 at 11:54This is likely due to one of the following two causes:
1) The Maven Configuration is Incomplete
For using tinylog instead of Logback, which is the default logging back-end of Spring Boot, you have to exclude Spring Boot's logging dependencies and replace them with the corresponding tinylog artifacts:
QUESTION
I am using https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.tinylog/tinylog-api/2.2.0 in our project.
I can configure my writer format the following way:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-30 at 14:02You can use tags (https://tinylog.org/v2/configuration/#tags):
QUESTION
I'm using https://tinylog.org/v2/ for logging.
Per default the framework logs each statement in two lines
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-25 at 21:06You can set a format pattern for your log entries via the Configuration class programmatically.
Example:
QUESTION
I am writing an Eclipse plugin and want to use tinylog in my plugin code. I tried this:
1). modified Eclipse config file (eclipse.ini) to add this line:
-Dtinylog.configuration=C:\eclipse-cpp-2018-09-win32-x86_64\eclipse\tinylog.properties
2). content of tinylog.properties:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-04 at 19:22You are using tinylog 1 with a configuration for tinylog 2. The correct configuration for tinylog 1.3.6 would be:
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