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GstValidateReporterGstValidateReporter — A GInterface that allows GObject to be used as originator of issues in the GstValidate reporting system |
| #define | GST_VALIDATE_REPORT() |
| void | gst_validate_reporter_set_handle_g_logs () |
| void | gst_validate_report () |
| gint | gst_validate_reporter_get_reports_count () |
#define GST_VALIDATE_REPORT(m, issue_id, ...)
Reports a new issue in the GstValidate reporting system with m
as the source of that issue.
m |
The GstValidateReporter where the issue happened |
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issue_id |
The GstValidateIssueId of the issue |
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... |
The format of the message describing the issue in a printf format, followed by the parameters. |
void
gst_validate_reporter_set_handle_g_logs
(GstValidateReporter *reporter);
Set reporter
has the 'source' of any g_log happening during the
execution. Usually the monitor of the first GstPipeline is used
to handle g_logs.
Basically this function is used in order to start tracking any issue reported with g_log in the process into GstValidate report in the GstValidate reporting system.
void gst_validate_report (GstValidateReporter *reporter,GstValidateIssueId issue_id,const gchar *format,...);
Reports a new issue in the GstValidate reporting system with m
as the source of that issue.
You can also use GST_VALIDATE_REPORT instead.
gint
gst_validate_reporter_get_reports_count
(GstValidateReporter *reporter);
Get the number of reports present in the reporter.
“validate-runner” property“validate-runner” GstValidateRunner *
The Validate runner to report errors to.
Owner: GstValidateReporter
Flags: Read / Write / Construct Only