AI-generated Key Takeaways
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The GCKLoggerDelegate protocol is a delegate protocol used by the GCKLogger singleton object for logging by the framework.
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The protocol inherits from NSObject.
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The protocol includes instance methods like
logMessage:atLevel:fromFunction:location:and the deprecatedlogMessage:fromFunction:which are called by the framework to log messages.
<GCKLoggerDelegate> Protocol Reference
Overview
The GCKLogger delegate protocol.
Inherits <NSObjectNSObject>.
(void)
Method Detail
| - (void) logMessage: | (NSString *) | message | |
| atLevel: | (GCKLoggerLevel) | level | |
| fromFunction: | (NSString *) | function | |
| location: | (NSString *) | location | |
optional
Called by the framework to log a message.
- Parameters
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message The log message. function The calling function or method. level The logging level. location The source code location of the log statement.
- Since
- 4.0
| - (void) logMessage: | (NSString *) | message | |
| fromFunction: | (NSString *) | function | |
optional
Called by the framework to log a message.
- Parameters
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function The calling function, normally obtained from __func__.message The log message.
- Deprecated:
- Use logMessage:atLevel:fromFunction:location: instead.
