Ability to change logging behavior#69
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andyburke merged 5 commits intoandyburke:masterandyburke/UnityHTTP:masterfrom Sep 13, 2017
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Ability to change logging behavior#69andyburke merged 5 commits intoandyburke:masterandyburke/UnityHTTP:masterfrom
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lgtm, thanks! |
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I've been using UnityHTTP for some time now, and have found one feature very helpful: the ability to change logging behavior.
This PR introduces 3 different logging behaviors:
UnityLogger(prints to Unity console),ConsoleLogger(prints to System.Console) andDiscardLogger(discards logs without actually printing anything).The loggers can be set per each request, default logger is stored in
Request.Logger.The default behavior wasn't changed, I even left some of the #defines in place to maintain 100% char-to-char backwards compatibility.