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# $Id$
module Blink
#------------------------------------------------------------
# provide feedback of various types to the user
# modeled after syslog messages
# each level of message prints in a different color
class Message
@@messages = Array.new
@@levels = [ :debug, :verbose, :notice, :warning, :error ]
@@colors = {
:debug => SLATE,
:verbose => ORANGE,
:notice => PINK,
:warning => GREEN,
:error => YELLOW
}
attr_accessor :level, :message, :source
def Message.loglevels
return @@levels
end
def initialize(args)
unless args.include?(:level) && args.include?(:message) &&
args.include?(:source)
raise "Blink::Message called incorrectly"
end
if args[:level].class == String
@level = args[:level].intern
elsif args[:level].class == Symbol
@level = args[:level]
else
raise "Level is not a string or symbol: #{args[:level].class}"
end
@message = args[:message]
@source = args[:source]
@time = Time.now
# this should include the host name, and probly lots of other
# stuff, at some point
unless @@levels.include?(level)
raise "Invalid message level #{level}"
end
@@messages.push(self)
Blink.newmessage(self)
end
def to_s
# this probably won't stay, but until this leaves the console,
# i'm going to use coloring...
#return "#{@time} #{@source} (#{@level}): #{@message}"
#return @@colors[@level] + "%s %s (%s): %s" % [
# @time, @source, @level, @message
#] + RESET
return @@colors[@level] + "%s (%s): %s" % [
@source, @level, @message
] + RESET
end
end
#------------------------------------------------------------
end
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