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/*!
# [stderr](https://github.com/biluohc/stderr)
A library that using macro to write to `io::stderr()` like `print!()/println!()` for rust.
# Usage
On Cargo.toml:
```toml
[dependencies]
stderr = "0.8.0"
```
# About stderr
Usage as same as `print!/println!`.
1. `err!`/`errln!`: Panics if writing to `io::stderr()` fails.
2. `errst!`/`errstln!`: Do nothing if writing to `io::stderr()` fails(silent->st).
# Example
```Rust
#[macro_use]
extern crate stderr;
fn main() {
println!("err!/errln!/errst!/errstln!()@stderr !");
let vec = vec![1, 2, 3, 4, 5];
let s = std::env::args().nth(0).unwrap();
err!("err!(expr\\n)\n");
err!("err!(String: vec![1, 2, 3, 4, 5])\n{}: {:?}", s, vec);
errln!();
errln!("errln!(expr)");
println!();
errst!("errst!(expr\\n)\n");
errst!("errst!(String: vec![1, 2, 3, 4, 5])\n{}: {:?}", s, vec);
errstln!();
errstln!("errstln!(expr)");
}
```
# If you only need `errxxx` and don't want be polluted by other macros, you can:
* use v0.3.0(The part has been stable since this version)
On Cargo.toml:
```toml
[dependencies]
stderr = "0.3.0"
```
## Or
* Only import you need by `macro_use`
On Code:
```rustful
#[macro_use(err,errln,errst,errstln)]
extern crate stderr;
```
# About [stderr::StaticMut](struct.StaticMut.html)
[`StaticMut`](struct.StaticMut.html): Internal variability for [`Lazystatic`](https://crates.io/crates/lazy_static)
*/
extern crate lazy_static;
extern crate time;
/** `log module`
`dbxx!()`/`infoxx!()`/`warnxx!()`/`errorxx!()/fatalxx` print message while environment variable 'LOG' or command line arguments conntains `-log` or `--log`
**Synntax: `LogLvl?/module_path,*`**
`Logger` will init by above value, stderr will print the message at `stderr()` if them's location and level pass `Logger::filter()`(Use a stderr crate.)
### Example(if crate'name is 'app', a dependency's name is map):
### Bash
```bash
env LOG=/ # -> `all/app`
env LOG="info/app" # -> `info/app`
env LOG="info/app,map" # -> `info/app,map`
```
*/
///` env LOG=info/* # -> "info/*"` ,`#` is all crate
/**
### Fish
```fish
set -x LOG / # -> `all/app`
set -x LOG "info/app" # -> `info/app`
set -x LOG "info/app,map" # -> `info/app,map`
set -e LOG # remove environment variable
```
### Cli_Options_Argument
```sh
./app -log / # -> `all/app`
./app -log info/app # -> `info/app`
./app -log info/app,map # -> `info/app,map`
```
You must use `logger_init!()` before use them on the current process.
*/
include!;
// err!,errln!
/// `print!()` for stderr
/// `println!()` for stderr
// errst!,errstln!
/// `print!()` without `unwrap()` for stderr
/// `println!()` without `unwrap()` for stderr