<?php
/* Examples and Documentation to the Logging class */
# of course, include the file first
include('./class.logging.inc.php');
# Ways to initialize
# Will log to STDERR
$Log = new Logging(L_STDERR);
# Will log to STDOUT, with <PRE> and <B> tags wrapped around it
$Log = new Logging(L_STDOUT);
# Will log to supplied file, attempts to create file if it
# doesn't exist. If file does not exist and cannot be created
# it defaults to STDOUT
$Log = new Logging('/pat/to/file/filename');
# Settings
# Disabling a log type will prevent it from being written to
# anywhere. You should only consider disabling the 'notice'
# type, since the others might be pretty usefull to view ;)
$Log->disableType('notice');
# And you can enable it again by invoking:
$Log->enableType('notice');
# Change the logging type
$OldType = $Log->setLogType(L_STDERR);
# Restore it
$Log->setLogType($OldType);
# The Logging
# Methods of spawning a logentry.
$Log->Error('Some error occured');
$Log->Notice('Please be notified of the following');
$Log->Fatal('Fatal error, will die off');
$Log->Warning('I\'d like to warn you of something');
# And one special one. Will will export $VarName to the specified
# error log/screen using var_export.
$Log->Dumper($VarName);
# Internals
# Is invoked by every logentry spawner to actually write to the
# error log/screen. For every type that is not notice, it will
# also print an entire stacktrace from point of begin to point of
# error.
$Log->_doWrite($Type, $String);
?>
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