Detailed Description

A Log_message accumulates information and then prints it all at once when it's about to be destroyed.

Definition at line 226 of file ge211_error.hxx.

Public Member Functions
	Log_message (Log_level level=Log_level::debug)
	Construct a new Log_message with the given log level. More...

	Log_message (std::string reason, Log_level level=Log_level::debug)
	Construct a new Log_message with the given log level and cause. More...

template<typename STREAM_INSERTABLE >
Log_message &	operator<< (STREAM_INSERTABLE const &value)
	Appends more text to this Log_message.

virtual	~Log_message ()
	A Log_message has important work to do when it's destroyed.

	Log_message (const Log_message &)=delete
	A Log_message cannot be copied, since that would cause it to print twice.

Log_message &	operator= (const Log_message &)=delete
	A Log_message cannot be copied, since that would cause it to print twice.

	Log_message (Log_message &&)=default
	A log message can be moved. More...

Log_message &	operator= (Log_message &&)=default
	A log message can be move-assigned. More...

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Log_message ( Log_level level = Log_level::debug )

explicit

Construct a new Log_message with the given log level.

The default log level is Log_level::debug.

Definition at line 201 of file ge211_error.cxx.

explicit

Construct a new Log_message with the given log level and cause.

The default log level is Log_level::debug.

Definition at line 192 of file ge211_error.cxx.

Log_message ( Log_message && )

default

A log message can be moved.

The source of the move becomes inactive, meaning it won't print anything when destroyed.

Log_message& operator= ( Log_message && )

default

A log message can be move-assigned.

The source of the move becomes inactive, meaning it won't print anything when destroyed.

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