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package logging.ex02a_introLogLevel;

import java.util.logging.Level;

import madkit.kernel.Agent;

/**
 * In the last example, two messages have not been displayed, not because of a mistake in the code but because of their
 * level. Indeed, messages are displayed according to the current level of the getLogger(). So the logger acts as a
 * filter on the message which are logged: For being logged the message's level has to be higher than the logger's
 * level. The idea is that you can have different setting for the logger so that you can have different output modes for
 * your agent: From quiet (OFF) to verbose (ALL). The logger's level can be modified with the method
 * getLogger().setLevel(). Here, we log a config message and an info message but the first one will not be displayed.
 * Then the logger's level is changed so that 'config' messages will appear.
 * 
 * 
 *  
 *   
 * 
 * 
 * @author Pascal Wager
 */

public class LogLevel extends Agent {

    @Override
    protected void live() {
       pause(2000);
       getLogger().info("There are two log records but the second will not be displayed.\n");
       getLogger().config("The logger's level is too low to display this message.");
       pause(4000);

       getLogger().setLevel(Level.CONFIG);

       getLogger().info("The logger's level has been set to " + Level.CONFIG);
       pause(3000);
       getLogger().config("So now the config messages can appear\non the screen!");
       pause(8000);
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
       executeThisAgent();
    }
}