orxonox::level Namespace Reference

Enumerations
enum	OutputLevel {   all = 0xFFFF, none = 0x0000, message = 0x0001, debug_output = 0x0002,   user_error = 0x0004, user_warning = 0x0008, user_status = 0x0010, user_info = 0x0020,   internal_error = 0x0040, internal_warning = 0x0080, internal_status = 0x0100, internal_info = 0x0200,   verbose = 0x0400, verbose_more = 0x0800, verbose_ultra = 0x1000 }
	Output levels define type and importance of an output message. More...

Enumeration Type Documentation

enum orxonox::level::OutputLevel

Output levels define type and importance of an output message.

They can be passed to the orxout() function as level argument.

Enumerator
all	Level mask with all bits set to 1.
none	Level mask with all bits set to 0.
message	Output level, used for messages directed to the user (e.g. "Press any key to continue")
debug_output	Output level, used for temporary debug output while writing code.
user_error	Output level, used for error messages which are important for the user.
user_warning	Output level, used for warnings which are important for the user.
user_status	Output level, used to notify the user about the program's state.
user_info	Output level, used to provide the user with additional progress information.
internal_error	Output level, used for error messages which are important for developers.
internal_warning	Output level, used for warnings which are important for developers.
internal_status	Output level, used to log the program's internal state in the log file.
internal_info	Output level, used to log information about the program's progress in the log file.
verbose	Output level, usually not visible, used for unimportant debug information.
verbose_more	Output level, usually not visible, used for unimportant debug information (less important than verbose)
verbose_ultra	Output level, usually not visible, used for unimportant debug information (even less important than verbose_more)