Log: Log a message to stderr.
In sboehringer/plausibility: Plausibility based estimation and inference
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Log a message to stderr.
Description
Log a message to stderr. Indicate a logging level to control verbosity.
Usage
Log(o, level = get("DefaultLogLevel", envir = Log_env__), doPrint = NULL)
Arguments
o
Message to be printed.
level
If Log.setLevel was called with this value, subsequent
calls to Log with values of level smaller or equal to this
value will be printed.
doPrint
additional object that will be output using print.
Details
This function prints a message to stderr if the condition is met that a
global log-level is set to greater or equal the value indicated by
level. Log.level returns the current logging level.
Value
inivisble formatted message or NULL if nothing was logged
Author(s)
Stefan Böhringer <r-packages@s-boehringer.org>
See Also
Log.setLevel
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Log a message to stderr.
Description
Log a message to stderr. Indicate a logging level to control verbosity.
Usage
Log(o, level = get("DefaultLogLevel", envir = Log_env__), doPrint = NULL)
Arguments
o |
Message to be printed. |
level |
If |
doPrint |
additional object that will be output using |
Details
This function prints a message to stderr if the condition is met that a
global log-level is set to greater or equal the value indicated by
level. Log.level returns the current logging level.
Value
inivisble formatted message or NULL if nothing was logged
Author(s)
Stefan Böhringer <r-packages@s-boehringer.org>
See Also
Log.setLevel
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