EMA C# LoggerLevelEnum vs LoggerSeverity in docs

[lubomir-benus]

Hi guys,

Looks like the definitions are not in sync (based on today 2023-12-28)

This is from EMACSharp_ConfigGuide.pdf

Possible values are: • LoggerSeverity::Verbose (0) • LoggerSeverity::Success (1) • LoggerSeverity::Warning (2) • LoggerSeverity::Error (3) • LoggerSeverity::NoLogMsg (4)

This is from EmaConfig class

//
// Summary:
//     This enumeration defines the logging severity for the Logger LoggerSeverity configuration
//     elements.
public class LoggerLevelEnum
{
    //
    // Summary:
    //     The EMA Logger will log verbose or trace events in addition to any below log
    //     events.
    public const int TRACE = 0;

    //
    // Summary:
    //     The EMA Logger will log informative events in addition to any below log events.
    public const int INFO = 2;

    //
    // Summary:
    //     The EMA Logger will log warning events in addition to any below log events.
    public const int WARNING = 3;

    //
    // Summary:
    //     The EMA Logger will log error events.
    public const int ERROR = 4;

    //
    // Summary:
    //     The EMA Logger will not log anything.
    public const int OFF = 5;

    //
    // Summary:
    //     Max defined Logger severity type.
    public const int MAX_DEFINED = 5;
}

[vlevendel]

Thank you for posting this issue. It is being reviewed internally.

[soranat]

The EMA C# configuration guide document will be updated the EMA configure to synchronize these values defined in the LoggerLevelEnum class as below.

• LoggerSeverity::Verbose (0) • LoggerSeverity::Success (2) • LoggerSeverity::Warning (3) • LoggerSeverity::Error (4) • LoggerSeverity::NoLogMsg (5)

[lubomir-benus]

Hi soranat,

is it correct? Because C++ implementation has it like this (it looks more reasonable):

Possible values are: • LoggerSeverity::Verbose (0) • LoggerSeverity::Success (1) • LoggerSeverity::Warning (2) • LoggerSeverity::Error (3) • LoggerSeverity::NoLogMsg (4)

[soranat]

Yes, this is correct as C# defines its own numeric severity values.

These numeric values are used for the programmatic configuration only such as in the Cons421 example while the EmaConfig.xml uses the string values such as below.

[soranat]

RTSDK 2.2.0.L1 addresses this issue by updating the EMA C# configuration guide. Please let us know if you have further concerns. Closing.