[slf4j-user] nullary LoggerFactory.getLogger method?

[Jeff Jensen]

Perhaps you can use "getClass()" for instance logging?

For my teams, I make an IDE macro (named "log") that auto-inserts this line
at the cursor:

private final Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(getClass());



On Mon, May 9, 2016 at 1:54 PM, Zack Sampson <Zack.Sampson at twosigma.com>
wrote:

> Hey,
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> We’ve recently migrated from our own façade around log4j to SLF4J. One of
> the niceties we leave behind is a nullary getLogger call, kind of like so:
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> Logger _log = Logger.getLogger();
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> We use reflection to look at the stack and get the calling class’s name.
> We find this more convenient and consistent than manually specifying the
> name of the class.
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> Is there any reason SLF4J doesn’t support something like this?
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