SFrame 3.6
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#include <map>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <TSystem.h>
#include <TError.h>
#include "core/include/SErrorHandler.h"
#include "core/include/SLogger.h"
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Functions | |
void | SErrorHandler (int level, Bool_t abort, const char *location, const char *message) |
Function printing log messages from ROOT. | |
Int_t | SetSErrorHandler () |
Variables | |
static std::map< int, SMsgType > | msgLevelMap |
Local map to translate between ROOT and SFrame message levels. | |
static Int_t | dummy = SetSErrorHandler() |
void SErrorHandler | ( | int | level, |
Bool_t | abort, | ||
const char * | location, | ||
const char * | message | ||
) |
Function printing log messages from ROOT.
This function is the "SFrame version" of DefaultErrorHandler defined in the TError.h header. By calling
SetErrorHandler( SErrorHandler )
somewhere at the beginning of the application, we can channel all ROOT messages through our own message logging facility.
level | ROOT message level |
abort | Flag telling that the process should abort execution |
location | The source of the message |
message | The message itself |
Definition at line 44 of file SErrorHandler.cxx.
References SLogger::endmsg(), ERROR, FATAL, INFO, msgLevelMap, and WARNING.
Referenced by SetSErrorHandler().
Int_t SetSErrorHandler | ( | ) |
The following code makes sure that SetErrorHandler(SErrorHandler)
is called when loading the SFrameCore library. This way all ROOT messages get printed using SLogger on the PROOF workers from the moment the SFrame libraries are loaded. (This is one of the first things that the workers do...)
I "stole" the idea for this kind of code from RooFit actually...
Definition at line 92 of file SErrorHandler.cxx.
References DEBUG, SLogger::endmsg(), and SErrorHandler().
Int_t dummy = SetSErrorHandler() [static] |
Definition at line 106 of file SErrorHandler.cxx.
std::map< int, SMsgType > msgLevelMap [static] |
Local map to translate between ROOT and SFrame message levels.
Definition at line 26 of file SErrorHandler.cxx.
Referenced by SErrorHandler().