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giftig and others added 19 commits December 5, 2015 11:29
Add a field to LogBackend which specifies a ColorConfig
If using colour, ensure that we use the value for the corresponding
level in the backend's ColorConfig if specified, falling back to the
default colors.

Expose the colour constants found in log_nix.go so that applications can
reference them in specifying their own colour config.

Add a new ConvertColors func to log_nix as a convenient way of
converting a list of numbers representing ansi codes into the strings
needed, without having to wrap each one in colorSeq or colorSeqBold
individually.

Also expose ColorSeq and ColorSeqBold to enable individual levels to
be easily set bold or otherwise if that behaviour is desired, however.
go get downloads to $GOPATH

Signed-off-by: Alexander Morozov <[email protected]>
%{callpath} aim to print the callers stack as a call path.

Output exmaples :
main.a.b.c
main.a.b.c...c

"..." stand for recursive call
[feature] Introduce new %{callpath} format keyword
cannot use err (type error) as type string in argument to log.Error
Change $GOROOT to $GOPATH in reaadme
Make Record.Args public so can be accessed by backends
Support customisation of default colours in unix
This change breakes backwards compatibility. See CHANGELOG for details.
Sorry if this broke your log output but this one was overdue.

Fixes op#52.
For the 'callpath' verb, the output can be adjusted to limit the printing
the stack depth.

i.e. '%{callpath:3}' will print '~.a.b.c'
[callpath] add depth (optional) parameter
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zanderz commented Mar 9, 2016

LGTM 👍

taruti added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 9, 2016
@taruti taruti merged commit fd7c815 into master Mar 9, 2016
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