Class ELOG_HIERARCHY

-- Create a logger hierarchy with a
-- root logger with severity 'severity'.

-- Create a logger hierarchy with a
-- root logger with severity 'severity'.

-- returns a severity from the given string (if valid)
-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- Critical must be used to indicate that
-- an immediate action is needed and the
-- scope is broad (perhaps an imminent
-- outage to a critical resource will
-- result).
-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- Do not use this severity for log messages.
-- only use it to disable loggers.
-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- Fatal must be used to indicate that an
-- error occurred, but it is too late
-- to take remedial action
-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- Harmless must be used for cases in which
-- the error event has no effect on the normal
-- operation of the resource.
-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- Information must be used for cases when the
-- event contains only general information and
-- is not reporting an error.
-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- Minor must be used to indicate that
-- action is needed, but the situation
-- is not serious at this time.
-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- Use this severity only if you are unsure
-- about the events severity. This is the
-- lowest possible severity.
-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- Warning must be used when it is appropriate
-- to let the user decide if an action is
-- needed in response to the event.
-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- (From ELOG_SEVERITY_CONSTANTS)

-- Return list of all current loggers. Root logger will be first in list

-- Return a logger for 'name'. Initialise a new
-- logger instance if necessary.

-- Severity disabled off

-- Globally disabled severity level. Disable_off if no priorities
-- are disabled. Everything lower or equal than this
-- value will be disabled (less important).

-- Does a logger with 'name' exist in this hierarchy?

-- Is 'severity' level logging enabled for this hierarchy?

-- Root logger of this hierarchy

-- time the hierarchy was created

-- Clear all loggers from this hierarchy

-- Close all appenders for all loggers in this
-- hierarchy.

-- Disable all logging for level 'severity'

-- Disable all logging.

-- Disable critical logging.

-- Disable fatal logging.

-- Disable harmless logging.

-- Disable Information logging.

-- Disable minor logging.

-- Disable Unknown logging.

-- Disable warning logging.

-- Enable all logging.

-- load the settings of the given hierarchy
-- Note: This will not delete loggers, only change
-- settings of existing loggers and add new loggers

-- initialize the mutex (used after receiving a hierarchy)