[Gaim-patches] [ gaim-Patches-1180568 ] Expose Gaim Common Logger Functions

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Patches item #1180568, was opened at 2005-04-11 05:14
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Category: None
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Kevin Stange (kstange)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Expose Gaim Common Logger Functions

Initial Comment:
We have several "common" logger functions in gaim,
including a write, list, and size function, which I
believe we should expose to the API so that users can
place log files with different file extensions in the
same log heirarachy as Gaim already uses.  I see no
reason why we shouldn't encourage other logging formats
to store logs in the default locations.

I expose four functions:

gaim_log_common_writer() which opens a file for the log
(the work of actually writing to the file is to be done
by the coder)
gaim_log_common_lister() which gets a list of logs with
a specific extension
gaim_log_common_sizer() which takes a gaim_log that
uses the common_writer and sizes it.

gaim_log_get_log_dir() which allows someone to get the
default log locations that Gaim uses in the built in
logger to create, read, list, or otherwise poke and
prod logs.

I also add a struct GaimLogCommonLoggerData which
provides the basic logger data used by the common
writer/lister/sizer functions, but has an extra_data
member that still lets the logger add his own custom data.

This is two patches.  One for oldstatus will work for
1.3.0 because it exposes new API but it does not remote
any old API.  This actually leaves behind a function
that was accidentally not static because it can't be
removed for now.

The second patch is for 2.0.0 and it cleans up the
couple things that were exposed on the API that needed
to be removed.

Someone might want to double check that I didn't
mistakenly damage the API or ABI of 1.3.0 in
unacceptable ways.

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