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# loggingExample
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### Learning Objectives
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This example demonstrates how to log things on different levels. You can differentiate between these levels:
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* ```OF_LOG_VERBOSE```
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* ```OF_LOG_NOTICE```
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* ```OF_LOG_WARNING```
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* ```OF_LOG_ERROR```
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* ```OF_LOG_FATAL_ERROR```
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* ```OF_LOG_SILENT```
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You will learn how to..
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* set log levels via ```ofSetLogLevel(..)```
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* write logs via ```ofLog(..)``` or via different log level functions like ```ofLogVerbose(..)```
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* write logs into the console or into a file via ```ofLogToFile(..)``` or ```ofLogToConsole(..)```
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### Expected Behavior
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When launching this app, you should see a screen with instructions. The logging is printed to the console by default but can be changed to be added to a file.
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Instructions for use:
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* Press ```x``` to toggle verbose log
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* press ```f``` to switch between file or console output
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### Other classes used in this file
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This Example uses the following classes:
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* http://openframeworks.cc/documentation/utils/ofLog/
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