ARToolKit::Logger specifies the interface for a logging application.
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#include <Logger.h>
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virtual void | artLog (const char *nStr)=0 |
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virtual void | artLogEx (const char *nStr,...) |
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virtual | ~Logger () |
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ARToolKit::Logger specifies the interface for a logging application.
Several classes of the ARToolKitPlus library use the Logger interface to pass messages to the calling instance. An application should derive from this interface class and implement artLog() in order to get error and success messages from artoolkit.
Definition at line 61 of file Logger.h.
virtual ARToolKitPlus::Logger::~Logger |
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virtual void ARToolKitPlus::Logger::artLog |
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virtual void ARToolKitPlus::Logger::artLogEx |
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Passes an sprintf like string plus ellipsis to the implementing instance.
A default implementation is provided which should usually be sufficient. Only in rare cases it will make sense to override this method and create a custom implementation.
Definition at line 75 of file Logger.h.
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