Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of ~archive/OutputHandler

Timestamp:

Aug 22, 2011, 2:07:59 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

landauf

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~archive/OutputHandler

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 == Description ==
 
-The [wiki:OutputHandler] acts like std::{{{}}}ostream (by overloading the << operator for all standard types and manipulators) and redirects output to three different streams: The logfile, the executing console and the [wiki:Shell ingame-shell].
+The OutputHandler acts like std::{{{}}}ostream (by overloading the << operator for all standard types and manipulators) and redirects output to three different streams: The logfile, the executing console and the [wiki:Shell ingame-shell].
 
 Every stream has it's own maximal debug-level. Output only gets passed to a stream, if the level of the output is <= the configured level of the stream. To set the level of the output, use '''setOutputLevel('''''level''''')'''. After that, every following output will have this level.
 
-Usually the [wiki:Debug COUT(level) macro] handles this. The [wiki:CoreSettings debug level config values] define the levels of each stream. Read the related wiki-pages for more information. OutputHandler receives the configured output levels as soon as [wiki:CoreSettings] gets created. The [wiki:archive/OutputBuffer] of the Shell will be added as soon as the Shell gets created. OutputHandler uses a fallback OutputBuffer until then.
+Usually the [wiki:Debug COUT(level) macro] handles this. The [wiki:CoreSettings debug level config values] define the levels of each stream. Read the related wiki-pages for more information. OutputHandler receives the configured output levels as soon as [wiki:CoreSettings] gets created. The [wiki:archive/OutputBuffer OutputBuffer] of the Shell will be added as soon as the Shell gets created. OutputHandler uses a fallback OutputBuffer until then.