On Wednesday, 30 July 2014 at 12:01:21 UTC, Daniel Murphy wrote:
"Marc Schütz" " wrote in message
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I don't see anything wrong with "logger". A "driver" is
something that drives (a device), a "logger" is something that
logs. Just "log" would be ok, too. Both are in common use, and
are terms that I would use intuitively.
"defaultLogger" or "currentLogger" might also be ok, but don't
read as nicely. But please not "theLogger".
I agree with this too. All of it.
+1. theLog seems unintuitive to me. It's not like Logger is some
kind of singleton, the global merely holds the default (!)
instance.
On a note less related to bikes, could anybody explain to me why
a name is something natural to a logger? In other words, why does
it make sense to complicate the entire design with this instead
of just using either a set (in place of a map) in MultiLogger or
at least keeping the whole name concept local to it?
Cheers,
David
