Implemented ability to specify custom logfile globally and per-function. Wrote helper functions to make writing custom loggers easier. Still need to work on the windows side of things, but that should be easy.

include/jlog/jlog.hpp

@@ -72,13 +72,24 @@ namespace jlog
     /// @note Does not append a newline to the message.
     void log_to_stream(std::ostream stream, const std::string& message);
 
+    /// These are helper functions designed to be wrapped around for easier custom logger building.
+    /// @note This file is implemented differently per-platform to handle differences in console color handling.
+    /// @see windows/jlog.cpp linux/jlog.cpp
+    std::string toks2msg(std::vector<token> tokens, std::string (*formatter)(token));
+    std::string consoleMsgFormatter(token t);
+    std::string logfileMsgFormatter(token t);
+    std::string toks2consoleMsg(std::vector<token> tokens);
+    std::string toks2logfileMsg(std::vector<token> tokens);
+
     /// Parses a sequence of tokens into a printable message, and logs to the following destinations:
     /// standard output (console)
     /// output file (default)
     /// logging callback (Event)
     /// @note This file is implemented differently per-platform to handle differences in console color handling.
     /// @see windows/jlog.cpp linux/jlog.cpp
+    void log(std::vector<token> tokens, const std::string& filename);
     void log(std::vector<token> tokens);
+    void ltlog(std::vector<token> tokens); // Just for debug purposes
 
     // Generic formatters for building loggers.
 
@@ -164,3 +175,5 @@ namespace jlog
 
 #define LOGLEVEL(i) jlog::loglevel = i;
 
+#define LOGTEST(i) if (jlog::loglevel >= jlog::severity::none) { jlog::ltlog(jlog::info_detailed_format(i, FUNCTION, __FILE__, __LINE__)); }
+