Package-level declarations

All logging levels are either enabled or disabled.

Wrapper for KmLog that allows library modules to also use KmLogging and be able to enable or disable its logging independently of the application that is also using KmLogging.

Enum representing a log level where that level and all succeeding less granular levels are enabled. Verbose is the lowest level means all levels are enabled and Error means only Error

Add logs containing how long it took to do each section. The logs will be added at the debug log level so the debug log level must be enabled. Verbose level logging creates a new section which is also totaled by the next debug level logs. If only logging debug level then the verbose level logs are not sent to the logs. Usage: val log = TimingLog("work") ... do work A (taking 5 ms) log.debug { "A" } ... do work B 1 (taking 1 ms) log.verbose { "B 1" } ... do work B 2 (taking 3 ms) log.verbose { "B 2" } log.debug { "B" } log.finish()

Each logging level is controlled by the bit mask of the given log level.

Create a logging object. This is the primary entry point for logging and should be called once for each file, class or object. For classes a val can be created either as a private member of the class or as a member of the companion object.