No longer 'Core' messages but 'Kernel' ones

[bbtk.git] / kernel / src / bbtkMessageManager.h

diff --git a/kernel/src/bbtkMessageManager.h b/kernel/src/bbtkMessageManager.h
index 221c986f60c4d708ce60f1afb8c01659a9ff57dc..898bc7fb1cf4f8ff89954ec87d6132324b8c6f77 100644 (file)
--- a/kernel/src/bbtkMessageManager.h
+++ b/kernel/src/bbtkMessageManager.h
@@ -9,12 +9,12 @@
   - Warnings 
   - Errors
   There are also "types" of messages which are strings which identify the nature of the message 
-  (for example : "Core" messages are generated by the core classes of the librairy, there can be a type of 
+  (for example : "Kernel" messages are generated by the core classes of the library, there can be a type of 
   message for each type of Node, and so on...)
   A type of message must be declared by registering it into the MessageManager. This is done by a line like :
-  bbtk::MessageManager::RegisterMessageType("Core","Messages generated by the core classes of the library",5);
+  bbtk::MessageManager::RegisterMessageType("Kernel","Messages generated by the core classes of the library",5);
   where : 
-  -The first string is the type of the message (the keyword which will be used to generate a message of this type)
+  -The first string is the type of the message (the category which will be used to generate a message of this type)
   -The second string is help string
   -The integer is the initial level for the messages of this type (see below).
   
@@ -23,16 +23,16 @@
 
   example :
 
-  bbtkMessage("Core",4,"problem with "<<GetName()<<bbtkendl);
+  bbtkMessage("Kernel",4,"problem with "<<GetName()<<bbtkendl);
 
-  will push the 3rd argument in std::cout if the message level of "Core" messages is greater or equal to 4.
+  will push the 3rd argument in std::cout if the message level of "Kernel" messages is greater or equal to 4.
   which means that it generates a message of level 4 (0 : very important/always displayed ... 9 : deep debug message).
 
   At run time, one is able to change the level of the messages displayed by using a command like :
   
-  bbtk::MessageManager::SetMessageLevel("Core",5); 
+  bbtk::MessageManager::SetMessageLevel("Kernel",5); 
   
-  which tells the manager to display all Core messages of level up to 5.
+  which tells the manager to display all Kernel messages of level up to 5.
 
   Variants :