/**
* Send an ASSERT message.
*
* <p>Report a condition that should never happen. A false assertion will also be triggered if
* assertions are enabled. Android and the assertion method calls this "What a Terrible Failure"
* but you may call it by other names if you wish ;).
*/
public static void wtf(String tag, Object... messages) {
log(ASSERT, tag, messages);
assert false : "What a Terrible Failure Report we has here";
}
/**
* Send a TRACE message.
*
* <p>This is intended as a log level more verbose than a DEBUG message, yet more specific than a
* VERBOSE message. It's purpose is for tracing control flow and conditions through the log. It is
* best combined with a LogSink set to the specific tag(s) being traced.
*
* <p>The name is taken from the Bourne shell option called 'xtrace'.
*/
public static void xtrace(String tag, Object... messages) {
log(TRACE, tag, messages);
}
/**
* Send a TEST message.
*
* <p>This is intended as a log level for automated unit testing. Use this outside of such at your
* own risk :-o.
*/
public static void test(String tag, Object... messages) {
log(TEST, tag, messages);
}
/** Send a WARN message. */
public static void w(String tag, Object... messages) {
log(WARN, tag, messages);
}
/** Send a VERBOSE message. */
public static void v(String tag, Object... messages) {
log(VERBOSE, tag, messages);
}
/** Send a INFO message. */
public static void i(String tag, Object... messages) {
log(INFO, tag, messages);
}
/** Send a ERROR message. */
public static void e(String tag, Object... messages) {
log(ERROR, tag, messages);
}
/** Send a DEBUG message. */
public static void d(String tag, Object... messages) {
log(DEBUG, tag, messages);
}