Examples of ec.util.Output.addLog()

ec.util.Output.addLog()

Creates a new log of minimal verbosity verbosity and adds it to Output. This log will write to the file file, and may or may not post announcements to the log. If the log must be reset upon restarting from a checkpoint, it will append to the file or erase the file and start over depending on appendOnRestart. If appendOnRestart is false and postAnnouncements is true, then this log will repost all the announcements on restarting from a checkpoint. Returns the position of the log in Output's collection of logs -- you should use this to access the log always; never store the log itself, which may go away upon a system restart. The log can be compressed with gzip, but you cannot appendOnRestart and compress at the same time. @deprecated Verbosity no longer has an effect.

        
        
        // stdout is always log #0.  stderr is always log #1.
        // stderr accepts announcements, and both are fully verbose 
        // by default.
        output.addLog(ec.util.Log.D_STDOUT,false);
        output.addLog(ec.util.Log.D_STDERR,true);
        output.systemMessage(Version.message());
        return output;
        }

        
        // stdout is always log #0.  stderr is always log #1.
        // stderr accepts announcements, and both are fully verbose 
        // by default.
        output.addLog(ec.util.Log.D_STDOUT,false);
        output.addLog(ec.util.Log.D_STDERR,true);
        output.systemMessage(Version.message());
        return output;
        }
    
    /**

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