This helper class lets you implement IMessageSink with one or two delegates (a writer method, and an optional severity filter). More...

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Inheritance diagram for Loyc.MessageSinkFromDelegate:

Remarks

This helper class lets you implement IMessageSink with one or two delegates (a writer method, and an optional severity filter).

Public Member Functions
	MessageSinkFromDelegate (WriteMessageFn writer, Func< Severity, bool > isEnabled=null)
	Initializes this object. More...

void	Write (Severity type, object context, string format)
	Writes a message to the target that this object represents. More...

void	Write (Severity type, object context, string format, object arg0, object arg1=null)

void	Write (Severity type, object context, string format, params object[] args)

bool	IsEnabled (Severity type)
	Returns true if messages of the specified type will actually be printed, or false if Write(type, ...) is a no-op. More...

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Loyc.MessageSinkFromDelegate.MessageSinkFromDelegate	(	WriteMessageFn	writer,
		Func< Severity, bool >	isEnabled = `null`
	)

inline

Initializes this object.

Parameters

writer	Required. A method that accepts output.
isEnabled	Optional. A method that decides whether to output based on the message type. If this parameter is provided, then Write() will not invoke the writer when isEnabled returns false. This delegate is also called by IsEnabled().

bool Loyc.MessageSinkFromDelegate.IsEnabled ( Severity type )

inline

Returns true if messages of the specified type will actually be printed, or false if Write(type, ...) is a no-op.

void Loyc.MessageSinkFromDelegate.Write	(	Severity	type,
		object	context,
		string	format
	)

inline

Writes a message to the target that this object represents.

Parameters

type	Severity or importance of the message; widely-used types include Error, Warning, Note, Debug, and Verbose. The special type Detail is intended to provide more information about a previous message.
context	An object that the message is related to, or that represents the location that the message applies to. The message sink may try to convert this object to a string and include it in its output. See also MessageSink.LocationString().
format	A message to display. If there are additional arguments, placeholders such as {0} and {1} refer to these arguments.