Qmix SDK  20190716
The software libraries for integration of all CETONI devices.
Logging Directory Identifiers

Overview

Logging directory identifiers for configuration of logging directory The user can define where the application should create its logging files.

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Macros

#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...
 

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ LCB_LOGDIR_APPDATA

#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"

◆ LCB_LOGDIR_COMMON_APPDATA

#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"

◆ LCB_LOGDIR_NONE

#define LCB_LOGDIR_NONE   0x00

Do not log anything.

◆ LCB_LOGDIR_USER

#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"