Value | Meaning |
---|---|
all1 | Lowest possible assignable LogLevel. |
trace32 | LogLevel for tracing the execution of the program. |
info64 | This level is used to display information about the program. |
warning96 | warnings about the program should be displayed with this level. |
error128 | Information about errors should be logged with this level. |
critical160 | Messages that inform about critical errors should be logged with this level. |
fatal192 | Log messages that describe fatal errors should use this level. |
offubyte.max | Highest possible LogLevel. |
Logging levels; copied straight from std.logger, to save us an import.
There are eight usable logging level. These level are all, trace, info, warning, error, critical, fatal, and off. If a log function with LogLevel.fatal is called the shutdown handler of that logger is called.