👔log()

💾 程式： replit ⬆️ 需要： HasMirrors

// ────────────────────────────────────────────────
// 2022.01.27 * (v.1)        + log()
// 2022.01.28 / log()        use Logger instead
// 2022.01.30 + log()        + param `items: [HasMirrors]`
//            / log(_ item:) delegate to `HasMirrors` method
// ────────────────────────────────────────────────

// ⭐ require `HasMirrors`

/// `log(msg)`
public func log(_ item: HasMirrors) {
    _ = item.log()
}

/// `log(items)`
/// ⭐ benefit: 
/// - needn't declare `items` as `HasMirrors`,
///   compiler will infer it.
public func log(_ items: [HasMirrors]) {
    items.log()
}

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(2022.01.27) - first version
(2022.01.28) - use Logger.

💾 程式： replit

// ----------------------
//     ⭐ log function 
// ----------------------

func log(
    _ message: String  = "",
    file     : String  = #file,         // ⭐ file name
    line     : Int     = #line,         // ⭐ line number
    function : String  = #function,     // ⭐ function name
    note     : String? = nil            // additional info
) {
    let noteString = (note == nil) ? "" : "\n \(note!)" 
    print("\n📍 \(message)\n ( func: '\(function)', line: \(line), file: '\(file)' )\(noteString)")
}

// ─────────────────────────────────────
// 2022.01.27 * (v.1)
// 2022.01.28 / use Logger instead
// ─────────────────────────────────────

/// `log(msg)`
public func log(
    _ message: String  = "", 
    padding n: Int     = 0,
    dot      : String? = nil
) {
    Logger.log(message, padding: n, dot: dot)
}

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