Description:

The standard ReportWriter writing the message to std::cout and std::cerr. The global formatter singleton is used is used to process the objects in the report message. This is by default of type FormatterPythonStyle . See method * Formatter::GetDefault for more information.

Friends

class Singleton class Report

Definition at line 284 of file report.hpp.

#include <report.hpp>

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Public Method Index:
virtual ALIB_API void	NotifyActivation (lang::Phase phase) override

virtual ALIB_API void	Report (Message &msg) override

Public Method Index: inherited from ReportWriter
virtual	~ReportWriter ()

Public Method Index: inherited from Singleton< TDerivedClass >
virtual	~Singleton ()

Additional Inherited Members
Public Static Method Index: inherited from Singleton< TDerivedClass >
static TDerivedClass &	GetSingleton ()

Constructor(s) / Destructor Details::

◆ ReportWriterStdIO()

ReportWriterStdIO ( )

privatedefault

Private constructor, while parent class Singleton is friend. Therefore, only one instance may exist.

◆ ~ReportWriterStdIO()

virtual ~ReportWriterStdIO ( )

overrideprivatevirtualdefault

Private destructor.

Method Details:

◆ NotifyActivation()

void NotifyActivation ( lang::Phase phase )

overridevirtual

Notify activation/deactivation

Parameters

phase Information if activated or deactivated.

Implements ReportWriter.

Definition at line 161 of file report.cpp.

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◆ Report()

void Report ( Message & msg )

overridevirtual

Writes the prefix "ALib Report (Error):" (respectively "ALib Report (Warning):" and the error message to the cout. On Windows platform, if a debugger is present, the message is also written using OutputDebugStringA.

If the first member of msg is of type string and it's contents follow the rules given with (higher level) module ALib in respect to valid domain path detection then this string is followed by a colon and a space (": ") to separate this "topic" from the rest of the message.