private void ConsumerInitializer_MessageLogged(object sender, LoggerEventsQueue e)
{
LogService.WriteLog(e.Message, e.TypeLevel, e.Exception);
switch (e.Type)
{
case TypeEvent.Variable:
_viewModel.TextVariabili += $"\n {e.Message}";
break;
case TypeEvent.Messages:
_viewModel.TextMessaggi += $"\n {e.Message}";
break;
case TypeEvent.HistoryBarJobPiece:
_viewModel.TextHistoryJobPieceBar += $"\n {e.Message}";
break;
case TypeEvent.State:
_viewModel.TextState += $"\n {e.Message}";
break;
case TypeEvent.Info:
_viewModel.TextInfo += $"\n {e.Message}";
break;
case TypeEvent.Tool:
_viewModel.TextTool += $"\n {e.Message}";
break;
default:
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException();
}
if (e.TypeLevel == LogService.TypeLevel.Error || e.TypeLevel == LogService.TypeLevel.Fatal)
{
_viewModel.TextErrors += $"\n {e.Message} \n {e.Exception}";
}
}
// .Net recommends - Event method should be protected, virtual, void and start with On<Eventname>
protected virtual void OnMessageLogged(LoggerEventsQueue eventLog)
{
MessageLogged?.Invoke(this, eventLog);
}
protected void WriteLog(object sender, LoggerEventsQueue eventLog)
{
OnMessageLogged(eventLog); // raise event
}
