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#ifndef INCLUDED_BOBCAT_SYSLOGBUF_
#define INCLUDED_BOBCAT_SYSLOGBUF_

/*
    options (default: none):

       LOG_CONS
              write directly to system console  if  there  is  an
              error while sending to system logger

       LOG_NDELAY
              open the connection immediately (normally, the con-
              nection is opened when the first message is logged)

       LOG_PERROR
              print to stderr as well

       LOG_PID
              include PID with each message


    facility
        type of program doing the logging. LOG_USER is used as default:

       LOG_AUTHPRIV
              security/authorization messages (private)

       LOG_CRON
              clock daemon (cron and at)

       LOG_DAEMON
              other system daemons

       LOG_KERN
              kernel messages

       LOG_LOCAL0 through LOG_LOCAL7
              reserved for local use

       LOG_LPR
              line printer subsystem

       LOG_MAIL
              mail subsystem

       LOG_NEWS
              USENET news subsystem

       LOG_SYSLOGBUF
              messages generated internally by syslogbufd

       LOG_USER(default)
              generic user-level messages

       LOG_UUCP
              UUCP subsystem

   level (priority):

        LOG_NOTICE is used by default.
        This determines the importance of the message.  The levels
        are, in order of decreasing importance:

       LOG_EMERG
              system is unusable

       LOG_ALERT
              action must be taken immediately

       LOG_CRIT
              critical conditions

       LOG_ERR
              error conditions

       LOG_WARNING
              warning conditions

       LOG_NOTICE   (Used as DEFAULT)
              normal, but significant, condition

       LOG_INFO
              informational message

       LOG_DEBUG
              debug-level message

*/

#include <syslog.h>
#include <streambuf>
#include <string>
                        
namespace FBB
{
enum Priority
{
    NOTICE  = LOG_NOTICE,
    EMERG   = LOG_EMERG,
    ALERT   = LOG_ALERT,
    CRIT    = LOG_CRIT,
    ERR     = LOG_ERR,
    WARNING = LOG_WARNING,
    INFO    = LOG_INFO,
    DEBUG   = LOG_DEBUG,
};

enum Facility
{
   AUTHPRIV     = LOG_AUTHPRIV,
   CRON         = LOG_CRON,
   DAEMON       = LOG_DAEMON,
   KERN         = LOG_KERN,
   LOCAL0       = LOG_LOCAL0,
   LOCAL1       = LOG_LOCAL1,
   LOCAL2       = LOG_LOCAL2,
   LOCAL3       = LOG_LOCAL3,
   LOCAL4       = LOG_LOCAL4,
   LOCAL5       = LOG_LOCAL5,
   LOCAL6       = LOG_LOCAL6,
   LOCAL7       = LOG_LOCAL7,
   LPR          = LOG_LPR,
   MAIL         = LOG_MAIL,
   NEWS         = LOG_NEWS,
   USER         = LOG_USER,
   UUCP         = LOG_UUCP,
};

class Syslogbuf: public std::streambuf
{
    Priority    d_priority;
    Priority    d_orgPriority;
    std::string d_buffer;

    public:
        explicit Syslogbuf(char const *ident,
            Priority priority = NOTICE, Facility facility = USER,
            int option = 0);

        ~Syslogbuf();

        Priority defaultPriority() const;
        Priority priority() const;

        Priority setDefaultPriority(Priority priority);
        Priority setPriority(Priority priority);

    protected:
        int pSync();

    private:
        virtual int sync();
        virtual int overflow(int c);
};

inline Priority Syslogbuf::defaultPriority()   const
{
    return d_orgPriority;
}

inline Priority Syslogbuf::priority()   const
{
    return d_priority;
}

} // FBB

#endif