// You can modify this file to hook up a different logging library instead of glog.
// If you adapt to a different logging framework, you may need to use that
// framework's equivalent of *Depth() functions so the file and line number printed
// point to the real caller instead of your adapter function.

package log

import (
	"flag"
	"github.com/golang/glog"
)

// Level is used with V() to test log verbosity.
type Level = glog.Level

var (
	// V quickly checks if the logging verbosity meets a threshold.
	V = glog.V

	// Flush ensures any pending I/O is written.
	Flush = glog.Flush

	// Info formats arguments like fmt.Print.
	Info = glog.Info
	// Infof formats arguments like fmt.Printf.
	Infof = glog.Infof
	// InfoDepth formats arguments like fmt.Print and uses depth to choose which call frame to log.
	InfoDepth = glog.InfoDepth

	// Warning formats arguments like fmt.Print.
	Warning = glog.Warning
	// Warningf formats arguments like fmt.Printf.
	Warningf = glog.Warningf
	// WarningDepth formats arguments like fmt.Print and uses depth to choose which call frame to log.
	WarningDepth = glog.WarningDepth

	// Error formats arguments like fmt.Print.
	Error = glog.Error
	// Errorf formats arguments like fmt.Printf.
	Errorf = glog.Errorf
	// ErrorDepth formats arguments like fmt.Print and uses depth to choose which call frame to log.
	ErrorDepth = glog.ErrorDepth

	// Exit formats arguments like fmt.Print.
	Exit = glog.Exit
	// Exitf formats arguments like fmt.Printf.
	Exitf = glog.Exitf
	// ExitDepth formats arguments like fmt.Print and uses depth to choose which call frame to log.
	ExitDepth = glog.ExitDepth

	// Fatal formats arguments like fmt.Print.
	Fatal = glog.Fatal
	// Fatalf formats arguments like fmt.Printf
	Fatalf = glog.Fatalf
	// FatalDepth formats arguments like fmt.Print and uses depth to choose which call frame to log.
	FatalDepth = glog.FatalDepth
)

func init() {
	flag.Uint64Var(&glog.MaxSize, "log_rotate_max_size", glog.MaxSize, "size in bytes at which logs are rotated (glog.MaxSize)")
}