severity
The severity module defines severity_number values
and associated utility functions
Constants
DEBUG
type: U64
Debug - default level
DEBUG2
type: U64
Debug - level 2
DEBUG3
type: U64
Debug - level 3
DEBUG4
type: U64
Debug - level 4
ERROR
type: U64
Non-fatal ( recoverable ) Error - default level
ERROR2
type: U64
Non-fatal ( recoverable ) Error - level 2
ERROR3
type: U64
Non-fatal ( recoverable ) Error - level 3
ERROR4
type: U64
Non-fatal ( recoverable ) Error - level 4
FATAL
type: U64
Fatal ( recoverable ) Error - default level
FATAL2
type: U64
Fatal ( recoverable ) Error - level 2
FATAL3
type: U64
Fatal ( recoverable ) Error - level 3
FATAL4
type: U64
Fatal ( recoverable ) Error - level 4
INFO
type: U64
Informational - default level
INFO2
type: U64
Informational - level 2
INFO3
type: U64
Informational - level 3
INFO4
type: U64
Informational - level 4
TRACE
type: U64
Trace - default level
TRACE2
type: U64
Trace - level 2
TRACE3
type: U64
Trace - level 3
TRACE4
type: U64
Trace - level 4
UNSPECIFIED
type: U64
The severity wasn't specified
WARN
type: U64
Warning - default level
WARN2
type: U64
Warning - level 2
WARN3
type: U64
Warning - level 3
WARN4
type: U64
Warning - level 4
Functions
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
to_string(severity_number)
Given a severity_number returns its normative string representation
Returns a string