Suspend All Logging
Completely disable logging for all loggers. This is for example useful for
automated test code. suspend_logging()
globally disables all logging with
lgr until unsuspend_logging()
is invoked, while without_logging()
and
with_logging()
temporarily disable/enable logging.
suspend_logging() unsuspend_logging() without_logging(code) with_logging(code)
code |
Any R code |
suspend_logging()
and unsuspend_logging()
return NULL
(invisibly),
without_logging()
and with_logging()
returns whatever code
returns.
lg <- get_logger("test") # temporarily disable logging lg$fatal("foo") without_logging({ lg$info("everything in this codeblock will be suppressed") lg$fatal("bar") }) # globally disable logging suspend_logging() lg$fatal("bar") with_logging(lg$fatal("foo")) # log anyways # globally enable logging again unsuspend_logging() lg$fatal("foo")
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