You use a string to specify Formatters, and a string to specify Destinations. Thus, you use the writer::named_write.
First, the examples: example 1, example 2
std::(w)string
. You'll use this when you want a optimize string class. Or, when using tagstypedef boost::logging::named_logger<>::type logger_type;
and typedef your filter class
The manual way
First, the examples: example 1, example 2
std::(w)string
. You'll use this when you want a optimize string class. Or, when using tags