Re: Logging: home-grown mechanism or syslog/event-log?

Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
> I. Implement a 'logger' class.
>
> In libsvn_subr, this is just a filtered stream, nothing more. A
> "logger" object just contains an svn_stream_t to write to, and loglevel
> to control the writing. We create a bunch of convenience constructor
> APIs, and a single API like
>
> svn_log_write (logger, loglevel, fmt, ...)
>
> If the loglevel being passed in is <= the logger's internal loglevel,
> we apr_psprintf() the varargs and write the message to the stream.
> Otherwise we do nothing. This makes the abstract concept of "logging"
> available to any library or program.

This is much like what I was (very badly) trying to originally describe. Thanks
for sticking with it long enough to come around to my point of view. ;-)

John

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