The classes in the demonstration code that Chameleon provides encapsulate where output from the program is logged to. This is done through the usage of the CHMoutputLog parent class.

This interface has two virtual functions which must be overridden.

virtual void OutputLine(const CHMchar* pLine)=0;
virtual const CHMchar*  NewLine() const; 

The idea is that the OutputLine method is intended to be overridden to point to the place that output should be logged, while the NewLine() method should give a newline which reflects the nature of the output medium. For instance it might be just a plain '\n' or '\r\n' etc. The Engine object has a NewLine() method which invokes the NewLine() method of the selected CHMoutputLog object.

	We encourage customers to rely on your own standard methodology of handling application logging. The code methods on CHMoutputLog are only used for the convenience of demonstrating the usage of the core Chameleon classes. CHMoutputLog may be removed from the distributed files with Chameleon in the future.