<GCKLoggerDelegate> Protocol

  • The GCKLoggerDelegate protocol is a delegate protocol used by the GCKLogger singleton object for logging by the framework.

  • The protocol inherits from NSObject.

  • The protocol includes instance methods like logMessage:atLevel:fromFunction:location: and the deprecated logMessage:fromFunction: which are called by the framework to log messages.
Instance Methods
<GCKLoggerDelegate> Protocol Reference

Overview

The GCKLogger delegate protocol.

Inherits <NSObjectNSObject>.

Instance Method Summary

(void) - logMessage:atLevel:fromFunction:location:
 Called by the framework to log a message. More...
 
(void) - logMessage:fromFunction:
 Called by the framework to log a message. More...
 

Method Detail

- (void) logMessage: (NSString *)  message
atLevel: (GCKLoggerLevel)  level
fromFunction: (NSString *)  function
location: (NSString *)  location 
optional

Called by the framework to log a message.

Parameters
messageThe log message.
functionThe calling function or method.
levelThe logging level.
locationThe source code location of the log statement.
Since
4.0
- (void) logMessage: (NSString *)  message
fromFunction: (NSString *)  function 
optional

Called by the framework to log a message.

Parameters
functionThe calling function, normally obtained from __func__.
messageThe log message.
Deprecated:
Use logMessage:atLevel:fromFunction:location: instead.