severity
The severity module defines severity_number values
and associated utility functions
Constants
trace2
type: U64
Trace - level 2
fatal
type: U64
Fatal ( recoverable ) Error - default level
warn4
type: U64
Warning - level 4
info2
type: U64
Informational - level 2
debug2
type: U64
Debug - level 2
info
type: U64
Informational - default level
trace3
type: U64
Trace - level 3
debug
type: U64
Debug - default level
debug4
type: U64
Debug - level 4
trace4
type: U64
Trace - level 4
error
type: U64
Non-fatal ( recoverable ) Error - default level
warn3
type: U64
Warning - level 3
error2
type: U64
Non-fatal ( recoverable ) Error - level 2
error4
type: U64
Non-fatal ( recoverable ) Error - level 4
fatal4
type: U64
Fatal ( recoverable ) Error - level 4
warn
type: U64
Warning - default level
info3
type: U64
Informational - level 3
info4
type: U64
Informational - level 4
error3
type: U64
Non-fatal ( recoverable ) Error - level 3
fatal2
type: U64
Fatal ( recoverable ) Error - level 2
fatal3
type: U64
Fatal ( recoverable ) Error - level 3
warn2
type: U64
Warning - level 2
trace
type: U64
Trace - default level
unspecified
type: U64
The severity wasn't specified
debug3
type: U64
Debug - level 3
Functions
to_string(severity_number)
Given a severity_number returns its normative string representation
Returns a string
indicates_error(severity_number)
Given a severity_number is it indicative of a non-fatal or fatal error
Returns a bool
make_default()
Returns the default severity_number
The default severity_number