Log
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Log
To make use of the Log module an import is required.
import Log;
Constants
| Constant | Description |
|---|---|
| Log.stdout | The default file descriptor where a process can write output. |
| Log.stderr | The default file descriptor where a process can write error messages. |
| Log.stdin | An input stream where data is sent to and read by a program. |
Log.print(String)
Log.print("something extremely interesting"); // 2021/11/27 11:49:14 something extremely interesting
Log.println(string)
Log.println("hello, world! println"); // 2021/11/27 11:49:14 hello, world! print
Log.fatal(String)
Log the given output and exit the program with an exit code of 1.
Log.fatal("we've met a tragic end"); // 2021/11/27 11:49:14 we've met a tragic end
Log.fatalln(String)
Log the given output with a new line and exit the program with an exit code of 1.
Log.fatalln("hello, world! fatalln"); // 2021/11/27 11:49:14 hello, world! print
Log.new(Number)
Create a new instance of a logger.
const log = Log.new(Log.stdout).unwrap();
log.setPrefix(String)
A prefix can be set on the logger that will be included in the output just before the user provided content.
log.setPrefix("prefix");
log.unsetPrefix(String)
Remove the prefix on the logger. This is a noop if there was no prefix previously set.
log.unsetPrefix();
log.print(String)
Log.print("something extremely interesting"); // 2021/11/27 11:49:14 something extremely interesting
log.println(String)
Log.println("hello, world! println"); // 2021/11/27 11:49:14 hello, world! print
log.fatal(String)
Log the given output and exit the program with an exit code of 1.
log.fatal("we've met a tragic end"); // 2021/11/27 11:49:14 we've met a tragic end
log.fatalln(String)
Log the given output with a new line and exit the program with an exit code of 1.
log.fatalln("hello, world! fatalln"); // 2021/11/27 11:49:14 hello, world! print