----- "Tigran Hayrapetyan" <tigran.human@gmail.com> a écrit :

Hello dear Boost community

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Existing logging libraries which I used, are writing log messages linearly, just one after another. In contrast, as we know, almost any application's working structure is not linear, but hierarchical instead, i.e. functions which call other functions, and so on. (...) So I decided to implement such logging library. I put it in namespace "tlog" by now, for "Tree Logging". In my implementation hierarchical messages are presented in XML format, as it is some standard for tree-like data. There are two attached files. The library itself is in "tlog.hpp" file, and "main.cpp" contains a sample application which is using the library and writes log to "tlog.xml" file. They are written in MS Visual Studio 2008. Log messages are written with help of 4 macros:

TLOG_INFO( Logger, Text ) : logs message with specified text to specified logger with priority "information" TLOG_WARNING( Logger, Text ) : logs message with specified text to specified logger with priority "warning" TLOG_ERROR( Logger, Text ) : logs message with specified text to specified logger with priority "error" TLOG_SCOPED_NODE( Logger, NodeName ) : opens xml element in the log file. The element will be closed at the end of scope, so there is no need to close it manually.

I think that the best way to implement entering/leaving subnodes of the log file, is to use scopes of the code.

Please review run result and the code, and see if it can be useful for boost.

Have you tried Boost.Log and its attributes ? http://boost-log.sourceforge.net/libs/log/doc/html/log/detailed/attributes.h... http://boost-log.sourceforge.net/libs/log/doc/html/log/detailed/utilities.ht... Ivan