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%s
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string (char*)
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%S
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string from flash memory (char[] PROGMEM)
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%c
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single character
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%C
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signel character (hex if not printable)
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%d
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integer
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%l
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long
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%u
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unsigned long
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%x
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hexadecimal
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%X
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hexadecimal (0x prefix) and leading zeros
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%b
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binary number
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%B
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binary number (0b prefix)
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%t
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boolean 't' or 'f'
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%T
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boolean 'true' or 'false'
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%D, %F
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double
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%p
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Serial.begin(9600);
// Initialize with log level and log output.
Log.begin (LOG_giLEVEL_VERBOSE, &Serial);|
LOG_LEVEL_SILENT
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no output
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LOG_LEVEL_FATAL
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fatal errors
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LOG_LEVEL_ERROR
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all errors
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LOG_LEVEL_WARNING
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errors and warnings
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LOG_LEVEL_NOTICE
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errors, warnings and notices
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LOG_LEVEL_TRACE
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errors, warnings, notices and traces
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LOG_LEVEL_VERBOSE
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all
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Log.setPrefix(printPrefix);
Log.setSuffix(printSuffix);
Log.notice("Message to be logged");
void printPrefix(Print* _logOutput, int logLevel) {
_logOutput->print("00:47:51.432 ");
}
void printSuffix(Print* _logOutput, int logLevel) {
_logOutput->print(".");
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