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Description
Allows change of color for the specified log level.
Syntax
' SET
<cAppLog>.Console.Color = logLevel, foregroundColor, backgroundColor
' GET
consoleColor = <cAppLog>.Console.Color(logLevel)
Returns
Color encoded as 32 bit number. See the example how to decode.
Parameters
Name |
Type |
Optional |
Meaning |
logLevel |
Number |
No |
Please use one of the defined equates: %appLog_Level_Trace %appLog_Level_Debug %appLog_Level_Info %appLog_Level_Warn %appLog_Level_Error %appLog_Level_Fatal
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foregroundColor |
Number |
No (SET) |
Color of the text foreground in console. Please use the console color equates.
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backgroundColor |
Number |
No (SET) |
Color of the text background in console. Please use the console color equates.
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Remarks
It does not require explicit use of the Console module.
Restrictions
See also
Examples
uses "AppLog"
dim myLog as new cAppLog
myLog.Console.Active = %true
' Yellow text on red background
myLog.Console.Color = %APPLOG_LEVEL_ERROR, %CColor_Yellow, %CColor_LightRed
' Reading the value back (will be displayed as number)
msgbox 0, "Foreground: " + lo(integer, myLog.Console.Color(%APPLOG_LEVEL_ERROR)) + $CRLF +
"Background: " + hi(integer, myLog.Console.Color(%APPLOG_LEVEL_ERROR))
myLog.Log.Trace("AppLog this is a Trace level text")
myLog.Log.Debug("AppLog this is a Debug level text")
myLog.Log.Info("AppLog this is a Info level text")
myLog.Log.Warn("AppLog this is a Warn level text")
myLog.Log.Error("AppLog this is a Error level text")
myLog.Log.Fatal("AppLog this is a Fatal level text")
sleep 1000