Macro log_trace

macro_rules! log_trace {
    ($debug_object:expr) => { ... };
    ($debug_object:expr, $context:expr) => { ... };
    ($($arg:tt)*) => { ... };
}

log_trace! is a macro that logs trace-level messages.

Usage

The log_trace! macro can be used in three different ways:

1. log_trace!(debug_object): This logs the debug representation of the debug_object along with its type name and location information (file, line, column, module path).

2. log_trace!(debug_object, context): This logs the same information as the first form, but also includes a context string that can provide additional information about the log message.

3. log_trace!(format_string, args...): This logs a formatted message using the given format string and arguments. The format string should follow the same syntax as the standard format! macro.

Examples

use logger_rust::*;
let x: i32 = 42;
log_trace!(x); // Logs: "TRACE 2023-06-09 14:57:47 [TRACE] src\<module>:L29/C1 - used: x ->> (42): 42 | Type: <i32> | ThreadId(4) ->> Timestamp: UN1686304667694020IX | Module <module>"

let y = "Hello, world!";
log_trace!(y, "greeting"); // Logs: "2023-06-09 14:57:47 [TRACE] src\<module>:L32/C1 - used: y ->> ("Hello, world!"): "Hello, world!" | Type: <&str> | ThreadId(4) ->> Timestamp: UN1686304667694335IX ->> Context: <greeting> | Module: <module>"

log_trace!(x, "{}"); // Logs: "TRACE used: x ->> (42): 42 | Type: <i32> ... <context is empty>"