#include <balm_configurationutil.h>
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static int | setFormat (const char *category, const char *metricName, const MetricFormat &format, MetricsManager *manager=0) |
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static int | setFormatSpec (const char *category, const char *metricName, PublicationType::Value publicationType, const MetricFormatSpec &formatSpec, MetricsManager *manager=0) |
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static int | setPreferredPublicationType (const char *category, const char *metricName, PublicationType::Value publicationType, MetricsManager *manager=0) |
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static MetricDescription::UserDataKey | createUserDataKey (MetricsManager *manager=0) |
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static void | setUserData (const char *category, const char *metricName, MetricDescription::UserDataKey key, const void *value, MetricsManager *manager=0) |
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static void | setUserData (const char *categoryName, MetricDescription::UserDataKey key, const void *value, MetricsManager *manager=0) |
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◆ createUserDataKey()
Return a new unique key that can be used to associate (via setUserData
) a value with a metric (or group of metrics). Optionally specify a metrics manager
to configure. If manager
is 0, configure the default metrics manager; if manager
is 0 and the default metrics manager has not been initialized, then an unspecified integer value is returned. Note that the returned key can be used by clients of balm
to associate additional information with a metric.
◆ setFormat()
static int balm::ConfigurationUtil::setFormat |
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const char * |
category, |
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const char * |
metricName, |
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const MetricFormat & |
format, |
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MetricsManager * |
manager = 0 |
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Set the format specification for the metric indicated by the specified category
and metricName
to the specified format
. Optionally specify a metrics manager
to configure. If manager
is 0, configure the default metrics manager; if manager
is 0 and the default metrics manager has not been initialized, this method has no effect. Return 0 on success, or a non-zero value if manager
is 0 and the default metrics manager has not been initialized. If a MetricId
does not exist for category
and metricName
, create one and add it to the metric registry of the indicated metrics manager.
◆ setFormatSpec()
Set the format specification for the metric aggregate indicated by the specified category
, metricName
, and publicationType
to the specified formatSpec
. Optionally specify a metrics manager
to configure. If manager
is 0, configure the default metrics manager; if manager
is 0 and the default metrics manager has not been initialized, this method has no effect. Return 0 on success, or a non-zero value if manager
is 0 and the default metrics manager has not been initialized. If a MetricId
does not exist for category
and metricName
, create one and add it to the metric registry of the indicated metrics manager. For example a publication type of e_AVG
, and a format spec with a scale of 1000.0 and a format of "%.2f ms", indicates that the average value of the indicated metric should be formatted by scaling the value by 1000 and then rounding the value to the second decimal place and appending " ms".
◆ setPreferredPublicationType()
static int balm::ConfigurationUtil::setPreferredPublicationType |
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const char * |
category, |
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const char * |
metricName, |
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PublicationType::Value |
publicationType, |
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MetricsManager * |
manager = 0 |
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Set the preferred publication type of the metric identified by the specified category
and metricName
to the specified publicationType
. Optionally specify a metrics manager
to configure. If manager
is 0, configure the default metrics manager; if manager
is 0 and the default metrics manager has not been initialized, this method has no effect. Return 0 on success, or a non-zero value if manager
is 0 and the default metrics manager has not been initialized. The preferred publication type of a metric indicates the preferred aggregate to publish for that metric, or PublicationType::e_UNSPECIFIED
if there is no preference. For example, specifying e_AVG
indicates that the average value of the collected metric should be reported. If a MetricId
does not exist for category
and metricName
, create one and add it to the metric registry of the indicated metrics manager. Note that there is no uniform definition for how publishers will interpret this value.
◆ setUserData() [1/2]
Associate the specified value
with the specified data key
in the description of the metric having the specified category
and metricName
. Optionally specify a metrics manager
to configure. If manager
is 0, configure the default metrics manager; if manager
is 0 and the default metrics manager has not been initialized, this method has no effect. If a MetricId
does not exist for the category
and metricName
, create one and add it to the metric registry of the indicated metrics manager. The behavior is undefined unless key
was previously created for the indicated metrics manager's metrics registry (e.g., by calling createUserDataKey
). Note that this method allows clients of balm
to associate (opaque) application-specific information with a metric.
◆ setUserData() [2/2]
Associate the specified value
with the specified data key
in any metric belonging to a category having the specified categoryName
, or, if categoryName
ends with an asterisk (*
), any metric belonging to a category whose name begins with categoryName
(without the asterisk). Optionally specify a metrics manager
to configure. If manager
is 0, configure the default metrics manager; if manager
is 0 and the default metrics manager has not been initialized, this method has no effect. This association applies to existing metrics as well as any subsequently created ones. When a metric is created that matches more than one registered category prefix, it is not specified which supplied value will be associated with key
, unless only one of those values is non-null, in which case the unique non-null value is used. The behavior is undefined unless key
was previously created for the indicated metrics manager's metrics registry (e.g., by calling createUserDataKey
).
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