Example of how to wrap android.util.Log so that the tag is managed based on class name or logger name.

MyLogger.java

/**
 * Example of how to wrap android.util.Log so that the tag is managed based on class name or logger name.
 */
public class MyLogger {

    private final String mTag;

    public MyLogger(String name) {
        mTag = "Application:" + name;
    }

    public MyLogger(Class clazz) {
        this(clazz.getSimpleName());
    }

    public void v(String msg) {
        Log.v(mTag, msg);
    }

    public void v(String msg, Throwable th) {
        Log.v(mTag, msg, th);
    }

    public void d(String msg) {
        Log.d(mTag, msg);
    }

    public void d(String msg, Throwable th) {
        Log.d(mTag, msg, th);
    }

    public void i(String msg) {
        Log.i(mTag, msg);
    }

    public static void i(String msg, Throwable th) {
        Log.i(mTag, msg, th);
    }

    public static void w(String msg) {
        Log.w(mTag, msg);
    }

    public static void w(String msg, Throwable th) {
        Log.w(mTag, msg, th);
    }

    public static void e(String msg) {
        Log.e(mTag, msg);
    }

    public static void e(String msg, Throwable th) {
        Log.e(mTag, msg, th);
    }

    public static void wtf(String msg) {
        Log.wtf(mTag, msg);
    }

    public static void wtf(String msg, Throwable th) {
        Log.wtf(mTag, msg, th);
    }
}