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Global Property

Summary

Gets the global logger.

Syntax

C++/CLI

public static Logger Global { get; }

public: 
static property Logger^ Global { 
   Logger^ get(); 
}

Property Value

The global logger.

Remarks

The global logger will always be defined. If the user does not want to define a specific logger they should use the global logger. If a configuration is defined in the app.config for the global logger it will be initialize according to the configuration settings.

Example

using Leadtools; 
using Leadtools.Logging; 
using Leadtools.Logging.LoggingChannel; 
 
 
 
public class TextBoxLoggingChannel : LoggingChannel 
{ 
   private TextBox _TextBox; 
 
   public TextBoxLoggingChannel(TextBox textbox) 
   { 
      _TextBox = textbox; 
   } 
 
   public override void WriteLog(ILogEntry logEntry) 
   { 
      string xml = Format(logEntry); 
 
      _TextBox.Text += xml + "\r\n\r\n"; 
   } 
} 
 
private void TestLogger(TextBox logTextBox) 
{ 
   TextBoxLoggingChannel channel = new TextBoxLoggingChannel(logTextBox); 
 
   // 
   // Add Channel to global logger 
   // 
 
   Logger.Global.LoggingChannels.Add(channel); 
 
   // 
   //Send Log Messages to Logger. 
   // 
 
   Logger.Global.Info("TestSource", "Info Message"); 
   Logger.Global.Debug("TestSource", "Debug Message"); 
   Logger.Global.Error("TestSource", "Error Message"); 
   Logger.Global.Warning("TestSource", "Warning Message"); 
 
   ArgumentException e = new ArgumentException(); 
 
   Logger.Global.Exception("TestSource", e); 
}

Requirements

Target Platforms

Reference

Logger Class

Logger Members

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Leadtools.Logging Assembly

Introduction

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Namespaces

Leadtools.Logging Namespace

Leadtools.Logging.Configuration Namespace

Leadtools.Logging.LoggingChannel Namespace

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