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messageVI.h

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#ifndef messageVI_h
#define messageVI_h

#include "Event/nameVI.h"
#include "Event/messageBase.h"

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/*! 
<ul>
        <li> The method \c message() allows the derived class to send messages (either strings, or 
        string + double values) to the messageManager.
        <li> It defines a LEVEL (from messageBase) indicating which is the level of
        information provided by the derived class. The \c acceptLevel() indicates when
        the level of the class is superior to the level of the messageManager.
        <li> The virtual method \c writeOut() is the place where the derived class should
        put the information that wants to write out. this method could/should be overwriten
        by the User.
        <li> The method \c setName() set the derived object into the server of messageManager,
        the object will be refered with its name. 
</ul>
*/
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// JA Hernando, Santa Cruz, CA, 05/15/00
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class messageVI : public nameVI
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{
        friend class messageManager;

public:


        bool acceptLevel() const;
        
        virtual void writeOut() const;

protected:

        messageVI() {m_level = messageBase::DEBUG_HIGH;};
        virtual ~messageVI() {}

        virtual void setName(std::string name);

        void setLevel(std::string lev) { m_level = messageBase::getLevel(lev);};
        
        virtual void message(std::string message, std::string slevel = "") const ;
        virtual void message(std::string message, double value, std::string slevel = "") const;

        enum messageBase::LEVEL getLevel() const {return m_level;}

private:

        enum messageBase::LEVEL m_level;

};
#endif

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