Flag to indicate any level.
Flag to indicate any level. Lowest priority.
All events should be logged.
Flag to indicate configuration level.
Flag to indicate configuration level. Dummy priority 3.
A message level for static configuration messages.
Flag to indicate debugging level.
Flag to indicate debugging level. Dummy priority 2.
A general debugging event.
Flag to indicate error level.
Flag to indicate error level. Dummy priority 6.
An error in the application, possibly recoverable.
Flag to indicate fatal level.
Flag to indicate fatal level. Dummy priority 7.
A severe error that will prevent the application from continuing.
Flag to indicate information level.
Flag to indicate information level. Dummy priority 4.
An event for informational purposes.
Flag to indicate no level.
Flag to indicate no level. Highest priority.
No events will be logged.
Flag to indicate tracing level.
Flag to indicate tracing level. Dummy priority 1.
A fine-grained debug message, typically capturing the flow through the application.
Flag to indicate warning level.
Flag to indicate warning level. Dummy priority 5.
An event that might possible lead to an error.
An enumeration type for providing different logging levels.
The levels are prioritized in the order as they are declared. As a clue, dummy priority numbers are given below to show the ordering, but beware that these numbers are not part of the specification nor of the implementation.
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