Sorry. I realized this is a stupid question - std::left and std::setw() can be used directly with log4cxx.
On Fri, Jan 24, 2014 at 9:14 AM, Wang Danqi <beyond...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all > > My problem is that I have the following code: > > std::string filename;size_t size; > cout << "Loading file " < std::left << std::setw(15) << filename << '\tsize:" > << size <<endl; > > I want to modify it to use LOG4CXX: > > LOG_INFO(logger, "Loading file " << filename << '\tsize:" << size); > > I don't know how to set the width of filename to 15 and align to left in > log4cxx though. > > I find that in the code of log4cxx: src/main/include/log4cxx/stream.hline 70: > > /** > * set width. This should be used in preference to inserting an std::setw(n) > * since the other requires construction of an STL stream which may be > expensive. > */int width(int newval); > > which looks like what I want. But I am not sure about how to use it. > Thank you. > > -- > Best wishes, > > Wang Danqi > -- Best wishes, Wang Danqi
