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Qmix SDK
20190716
The software libraries for integration of all CETONI devices.
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Logging directory identifiers for configuration of logging directory The user can define where the application should create its logging files.
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#define | LCB_LOGDIR_APPDATA 0x02 |
Log into user name/Application Data/xxxx. More... | |
#define | LCB_LOGDIR_COMMON_APPDATA 0x03 |
Log into All Users/Application Data/xxx. More... | |
#define | LCB_LOGDIR_NONE 0x00 |
Do not log anything. More... | |
#define | LCB_LOGDIR_USER 0x01 |
User defined logging directory. More... | |
#define LCB_LOGDIR_APPDATA 0x02 |
Log into user name/Application Data/xxxx.
Use this identifier if you would like to create a logging file into current user application data directory. You should provide an relative path like "MyApplication/logfile.log". The driver then creates a logging file in "user name/Application Data/MyApplication/logfile.log"
#define LCB_LOGDIR_COMMON_APPDATA 0x03 |
Log into All Users/Application Data/xxx.
Use this identifier if you would like to create a logging file into the application data directory of all users. You should provide an relative path like "MyApplication/logfile.log". The driver then creates a logging file in: "All Users/Application Data/MyApplication/logfile.log"
#define LCB_LOGDIR_NONE 0x00 |
Do not log anything.
#define LCB_LOGDIR_USER 0x01 |
User defined logging directory.
Use this identifier if you would like to log into an own directory. In this case, you should provide an absolute filename like: "C:/MyApplication/logfile.log"