boost::logging::manipulator::base< raw_param_type, param_type, ptr_type_ > Struct Template Reference

What to use as base class, for your manipulator classes. More...

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Public Member Functions
virtual void	configure (const hold_string_type &)
	Override this if you want to allow configuration through scripting.

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Detailed Description

template<class raw_param_type, class param_type, class ptr_type_ = default_>
struct boost::logging::manipulator::base< raw_param_type, param_type, ptr_type_ >

What to use as base class, for your manipulator classes.

When using formatters and destinations, formatters must share a base class, and destinations must share a base class - see manipulator namespace.

Note:

Don't use directly. Use formatter::base<> or destination::base<> instead.

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Member Function Documentation

template<class raw_param_type, class param_type, class ptr_type_ = default_>

virtual void boost::logging::manipulator::base< raw_param_type, param_type, ptr_type_ >::configure

(

const hold_string_type &

)

[inline, virtual]

Override this if you want to allow configuration through scripting.

That is, this allows configuration of your manipulator (formatter/destination) at run-time.

Reimplemented in boost::logging::manipulator::class_< secs_since_start, op_e, boost::logging::formatter::base< > >, and boost::logging::manipulator::class_< as_xml, op_e, boost::logging::destination::base< > >.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• detail/manipulator.hpp

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