LogLevel Values

[Jonathan Parker]

Hi,

Just a quick question regarding Filters and log levels.

The documentation says that LogLevel.FromOrdinal returns:

The LogLevel instance. For 0 it returns Debug, 1 gives Info and so on

However the LogLevel constructor looks like this:

static LogLevel()
{
    int num = 0;
    Trace = new LogLevel("Trace", num++);
    Debug = new LogLevel("Debug", num++);
    Info = new LogLevel("Info", num++);
    Warn = new LogLevel("Warn", num++);
    Error = new LogLevel("Error", num++);
    Fatal = new LogLevel("Fatal", num++);
    Off = new LogLevel("Off", num++);
    _levelByOrdinal = new LogLevel[] { Trace, Debug, Info, Warn, Error, Fatal, Off };
    MinLevel = _levelByOrdinal[0];
    MaxLevel = _levelByOrdinal[_levelByOrdinal.Length - 2];
}

Trace is added first to the _levelByOrdinal array which means it will have index 0.

and the FromOrdinal method looks like this:

public static LogLevel FromOrdinal(int ordinal)
{
    return _levelByOrdinal[ordinal];
}

Does this mean that FromOrdinal will actually return Trace when 0 is passed in?

Thanks,

Jonathan.

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[Jaroslaw Kowalski]

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You're right. The documentation is inaccurate in this case.

 

Debug will return 1.

 

Jarek

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Subject: [Nlog-list] LogLevel Values

Hi,

Just a quick question regarding Filters and log levels.

The documentation says that LogLevel.FromOrdinal returns:

The LogLevel instance. For 0 it returns Debug, 1 gives Info and so on

However the LogLevel constructor looks like this:

static LogLevel()
{
    int num = 0;
    Trace = new LogLevel("Trace", num++);
    Debug = new LogLevel("Debug", num++);
    Info = new LogLevel("Info", num++);
    Warn = new LogLevel("Warn", num++);
    Error = new LogLevel("Error", num++);
    Fatal = new LogLevel("Fatal", num++);
    Off = new LogLevel("Off", num++);
    _levelByOrdinal = new LogLevel[] { Trace, Debug, Info, Warn, Error, Fatal, Off };
    MinLevel = _levelByOrdinal[0];
    MaxLevel = _levelByOrdinal[_levelByOrdinal.Length - 2];
}

Trace is added first to the _levelByOrdinal array which means it will have index 0.

and the FromOrdinal method looks like this:

public static LogLevel FromOrdinal(int ordinal)
{
    return _levelByOrdinal[ordinal];
}

Does this mean that FromOrdinal will actually return Trace when 0 is passed in?

Thanks,

Jonathan.

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