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#define | NO_DIALOG FALSE |
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#define | DISPLAY_DIALOG TRUE |
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#define | SYSLOG_ERROR 0x00000001 |
| An error message.
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#define | SYSLOG_WARN 0x00000002 |
| An example of this type is a message telling the user the MAX file just loaded is obsolete and needs to be resaved.
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#define | SYSLOG_INFO 0x00000004 |
| An example of this is a message indicating a new MAX file has been loaded.
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#define | SYSLOG_DEBUG 0x00000008 |
| This message type is for anything you think might help trace problems that the user has with your code.
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#define | SYSLOG_STARTBATCH 0x00000010 |
| The next three defines are used when you want to send a large number of messages to the logger to prevent it from continually opening/closing the log for performance reason.
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#define | SYSLOG_BATCH 0x00000020 |
| Used to mark messages that are sent in batch.
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#define | SYSLOG_ENDBATCH 0x00000040 |
| Used to mark the end an batch message.
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#define | SYSLOG_BROADCAST 0x00010000 |
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#define | SYSLOG_MR 0x00020000 |
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#define | SYSLOG_IGNORE_VERBOSITY 0x00040000 |
| Used with SYSLOG_BROADCAST to force the display of important messages that are not errors or warnings.
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#define | SYSLOG_LIFE_EVER 0 |
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#define | SYSLOG_LIFE_DAYS 1 |
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#define | SYSLOG_LIFE_SIZE 2 |
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