private void HandleOnLog(Log.LogTypes type, string message)
{
switch (type)
{
case Log.LogTypes.Trace:
default:
Debug.Log(message);
break;
case Log.LogTypes.Error:
Debug.LogError(message);
break;
case Log.LogTypes.Warning:
Debug.LogWarning(message);
break;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Sets the proper log methods depending on the configuration found in the .config file
/// </summary>
public static void SetLogger()
{
// Initialize the different log types
Log.LogTypes LoggingTypes = Log.LogTypes.Message | Log.LogTypes.Warning;
// If we're in debug mode, heighten the logging which takes place
if (ConfigurationReader.IsDebug)
{
LoggingTypes |= Log.LogTypes.Debug | Log.LogTypes.Exception | Log.LogTypes.Error;
// Check if we need to write logs to a file
string logFile = ConfigurationReader.LogFile;
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(logFile))
{
// Try to create a stream using the log file
try
{
FileStream logStream = File.Create(logFile);
Log.SetStream(logStream, true, LoggingTypes);
return;
}
// In the event of failure, log to console instead
catch (Exception e)
{
Log.SetStream(Console.OpenStandardOutput(), false, LoggingTypes);
Log.Exception(e, logFile);
return;
}
}
// If no log file is specified, log to console instead
Log.SetStream(Console.OpenStandardOutput(), false, LoggingTypes);
//Log.Warning("No log file specified. All logs written to console.");
return;
}
// If not in debug mode, write messages to console
Log.SetStream(Console.OpenStandardOutput(), false, LoggingTypes);
}
public void Add(string message, Log.LogTypes logType)
{
this.Add(new Log(message, logType));
}
