CL_LOGGER_CREATE

CL_Logger *CL_LOGGER_CREATE(const char *name, const char *pattern, uint64_t output_count, ...);

name -> the name of the logger which can be output when logging if it is contained in the pattern. If left NULL the logger will be named "UNNAMED".
pattern -> a string that will define the format of the output when logging. It can contain any character and any of the following formats:
- %F -> the source file at which the logging was done (__FILE__ macro)
- %L -> the line of the file at which the logging was done (__LINE__ macro)
- %T -> the time at which the logging was done in HH:MM:SS format
- %M -> the message that is passed to the loggin function. If %M is not present in the pattern the message will not be printed.
- %N -> the name of the logger
- %C -> the start and end of color. ex: %C Hello world %C ; in this case Hello world will be printed in color.
- %V -> the name of the log level which can be TRACE, INFO, WARN, ERROR or FATAL
If NULL is passed the pattern will be set to CL_DEFAULT_PATTERN which is defined in c_log.h. To insert a % character in the pattern write %%.
output_count -> the count of how many FILE * are to be passed as the next parameters.
... -> the FILE *(s) to where the logger will output.

The function returns the pointer to the logger.

To output with default pattern:

CL_Logger *logger = CL_LOGGER_CREATE("TEST", NULL, 1, stdout);

To output with custom pattern:

CL_Logger *logger = CL_LOGGER_CREATE("TEST", "%C[%V]%C(%F,%L)%C%M%C", 1, stdout);

To output to stderr:

CL_Logger *logger = CL_LOGGER_CREATE("TEST", NULL, 1, stderr);

To output to a file:

FILE *file = fopen("log.txt", "w");
CL_Logger *logger = CL_LOGGER_CREATE("TEST", NULL, 1, file);

To write to multiple outputs:

FILE *file = fopen("log.txt", "w");
CL_Logger *logger = CL_LOGGER_CREATE("TEST", NULL, 2, stderr file);

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