Log Class Reference

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Public Member Functions
	_classExists ($class)
	Utility function which wraps PHP's class_exists() function to ensure consistent behavior between PHP versions 4 and 5.
&	factory ($handler, $name= '', $ident= '', $conf=array(), $level=PEAR_LOG_DEBUG)
	Attempts to return a concrete Log instance of type $handler.
&	singleton ($handler, $name= '', $ident= '', $conf=array(), $level=PEAR_LOG_DEBUG)
	Attempts to return a reference to a concrete Log instance of type $handler, only creating a new instance if no log instance with the same parameters currently exists.
	open ()
	Abstract implementation of the open() method.
	close ()
	Abstract implementation of the close() method.
	flush ()
	Abstract implementation of the flush() method.
	log ($message, $priority=null)
	Abstract implementation of the log() method.
	emerg ($message)
	A convenience function for logging a emergency event.
	alert ($message)
	A convenience function for logging an alert event.
	crit ($message)
	A convenience function for logging a critical event.
	err ($message)
	A convenience function for logging a error event.
	warning ($message)
	A convenience function for logging a warning event.
	notice ($message)
	A convenience function for logging a notice event.
	info ($message)
	A convenience function for logging a information event.
	debug ($message)
	A convenience function for logging a debug event.
	_extractMessage ($message)
	Returns the string representation of the message data.
	_getBacktraceVars ($depth)
	Using debug_backtrace(), returns the file, line, and enclosing function name of the source code context from which log() was invoked.
	_format ($format, $timestamp, $priority, $message)
	Produces a formatted log line based on a format string and a set of variables representing the current log record and state.
	priorityToString ($priority)
	Returns the string representation of a PEAR_LOG_* integer constant.
	stringToPriority ($name)
	Returns the the PEAR_LOG_* integer constant for the given string representation of a priority name.
	MASK ($priority)
	Calculate the log mask for the given priority.
	UPTO ($priority)
	Calculate the log mask for all priorities up to the given priority.
	MIN ($priority)
	Calculate the log mask for all priorities greater than or equal to the given priority.
	MAX ($priority)
	Calculate the log mask for all priorities less than or equal to the given priority.
	setMask ($mask)
	Set and return the level mask for the current Log instance.
	getMask ()
	Returns the current level mask.
	_isMasked ($priority)
	Check if the given priority is included in the current level mask.
	getPriority ()
	Returns the current default priority.
	setPriority ($priority)
	Sets the default priority to the specified value.
	attach (&$observer)
	Adds a Log_observer instance to the list of observers that are listening for messages emitted by this Log instance.
	detach ($observer)
	Removes a Log_observer instance from the list of observers.
	_announce ($event)
	Informs each registered observer instance that a new message has been logged.
	isComposite ()
	Indicates whether this is a composite class.
	setIdent ($ident)
	Sets this Log instance's identification string.
	getIdent ()
	Returns the current identification string.

Data Fields
	$_opened = false
	$_id = 0
	$_ident = ''
	$_priority = PEAR_LOG_INFO
	$_mask = PEAR_LOG_ALL
	$_listeners = array()
	$_formatMap

Detailed Description

Definition at line 37 of file Log.php.

Member Function Documentation

Log::_announce

(

$event

)

Informs each registered observer instance that a new message has been logged.

Parameters

array

$event

A hash describing the log event.

protected

Definition at line 811 of file Log.php.

Referenced by Log_null\log(), Log_syslog\log(), Log_composite\log(), Log_mcal\log(), Log_error_log\log(), Log_display\log(), Log_daemon\log(), Log_sqlite\log(), Log_firebug\log(), Log_console\log(), Log_mdb2\log(), Log_sql\log(), Log_win\log(), Log_mail\log(), and Log_file\log().

    {
        foreach ($this->_listeners as $id => $listener) {
            if ($event['priority'] <= $this->_listeners[$id]->_priority) {
                $this->_listeners[$id]->notify($event);
            }
        }
    }

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Log::_classExists

(

$class

)

Utility function which wraps PHP's class_exists() function to ensure consistent behavior between PHP versions 4 and 5.

Autoloading behavior is always disabled.

Parameters

string

$class

The name of the class whose existence should be tested.

Returns

bool True if the class exists.

private

Since

Log 1.9.13

Definition at line 117 of file Log.php.

Referenced by factory().

    {
        if (version_compare(PHP_VERSION, '5.0.0', 'ge')) {
            return class_exists($class, false);
        }

        return class_exists($class);
    }

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Log::_extractMessage

(

$message

)

Returns the string representation of the message data.

If $message is an object, _extractMessage() will attempt to extract the message text using a known method (such as a PEAR_Error object's getMessage() method). If a known method, cannot be found, the serialized representation of the object will be returned.

If the message data is already a string, it will be returned unchanged.

Parameters

mixed

$message

The original message data. This may be a string or any object.

Returns

string The string representation of the message.

protected

Definition at line 417 of file Log.php.

Referenced by Log_syslog\log(), Log_mcal\log(), Log_error_log\log(), Log_display\log(), Log_sqlite\log(), Log_daemon\log(), Log_firebug\log(), Log_console\log(), Log_mdb2\log(), Log_sql\log(), Log_win\log(), Log_mail\log(), and Log_file\log().

    {
        /*
         * If we've been given an object, attempt to extract the message using
         * a known method.  If we can't find such a method, default to the
         * "human-readable" version of the object.
         *
         * We also use the human-readable format for arrays.
         */
        if (is_object($message)) {
            if (method_exists($message, 'getmessage')) {
                $message = $message->getMessage();
            } else if (method_exists($message, 'tostring')) {
                $message = $message->toString();
            } else if (method_exists($message, '__tostring')) {
                if (version_compare(PHP_VERSION, '5.0.0', 'ge')) {
                    $message = (string)$message;
                } else {
                    $message = $message->__toString();
                }
            } else {
                $message = var_export($message, true);
            }
        } else if (is_array($message)) {
            if (isset($message['message'])) {
                if (is_scalar($message['message'])) {
                    $message = $message['message'];
                } else {
                    $message = var_export($message['message'], true);
                }
            } else {
                $message = var_export($message, true);
            }
        } else if (is_bool($message) || $message === NULL) {
            $message = var_export($message, true);
        }

        /* Otherwise, we assume the message is a string. */
        return $message;
    }

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Log::_format	(		$format,
			$timestamp,
			$priority,
			$message
	)

Produces a formatted log line based on a format string and a set of variables representing the current log record and state.

Returns

string Formatted log string.

protected

Since

Log 1.9.4

Definition at line 530 of file Log.php.

References $file, $timestamp, _getBacktraceVars(), and priorityToString().

Referenced by Log_error_log\log(), Log_display\log(), Log_firebug\log(), Log_console\log(), Log_mail\log(), and Log_file\log().

    {
        /*
         * If the format string references any of the backtrace-driven
         * variables (%5 %6,%7,%8), generate the backtrace and fetch them.
         */
        if (preg_match('/%[5678]/', $format)) {
            list($file, $line, $func, $class) = $this->_getBacktraceVars(2);
        }

        /*
         * Build the formatted string.  We use the sprintf() function's
         * "argument swapping" capability to dynamically select and position
         * the variables which will ultimately appear in the log string.
         */
        return sprintf($format,
                       $timestamp,
                       $this->_ident,
                       $this->priorityToString($priority),
                       $message,
                       isset($file) ? $file : '',
                       isset($line) ? $line : '',
                       isset($func) ? $func : '',
                       isset($class) ? $class : '');
    }

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Log::_getBacktraceVars

(

$depth

)

Using debug_backtrace(), returns the file, line, and enclosing function name of the source code context from which log() was invoked.

Parameters

int

$depth

The initial number of frames we should step back into the trace.

Returns

array Array containing four strings: the filename, the line, the function name, and the class name from which log() was called.

private

Since

Log 1.9.4

Definition at line 472 of file Log.php.

References $file.

Referenced by _format().

    {
        /* Start by generating a backtrace from the current call (here). */
        $bt = debug_backtrace();

        /*
         * If we were ultimately invoked by the composite handler, we need to
         * increase our depth one additional level to compensate.
         */
        $class = isset($bt[$depth+1]['class']) ? $bt[$depth+1]['class'] : null;
        if ($class !== null && strcasecmp($class, 'Log_composite') == 0) {
            $depth++;
            $class = isset($bt[$depth + 1]) ? $bt[$depth + 1]['class'] : null;
        }

        /*
         * We're interested in the frame which invoked the log() function, so
         * we need to walk back some number of frames into the backtrace.  The
         * $depth parameter tells us where to start looking.   We go one step
         * further back to find the name of the encapsulating function from
         * which log() was called.
         */
        $file = isset($bt[$depth])     ? $bt[$depth]['file'] : null;
        $line = isset($bt[$depth])     ? $bt[$depth]['line'] : 0;
        $func = isset($bt[$depth + 1]) ? $bt[$depth + 1]['function'] : null;

        /*
         * However, if log() was called from one of our "shortcut" functions,
         * we're going to need to go back an additional step.
         */
        if (in_array($func, array('emerg', 'alert', 'crit', 'err', 'warning',
                                  'notice', 'info', 'debug'))) {
            $file = isset($bt[$depth + 1]) ? $bt[$depth + 1]['file'] : null;
            $line = isset($bt[$depth + 1]) ? $bt[$depth + 1]['line'] : 0;
            $func = isset($bt[$depth + 2]) ? $bt[$depth + 2]['function'] : null;
        }

        /*
         * If we couldn't extract a function name (perhaps because we were
         * executed from the "main" context), provide a default value.
         */
        if (is_null($func)) {
            $func = '(none)';
        }

        /* Return a 4-tuple containing (file, line, function, class). */
        return array($file, $line, $func, $class);
    }

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Log::_isMasked

(

$priority

)

Check if the given priority is included in the current level mask.

Parameters

integer

$priority

The priority to check.

Returns

boolean True if the given priority is included in the current log mask.

protected

Since

Log 1.7.0

Definition at line 726 of file Log.php.

References MASK().

Referenced by Log_null\log(), Log_syslog\log(), Log_error_log\log(), Log_mcal\log(), Log_display\log(), Log_daemon\log(), Log_sqlite\log(), Log_firebug\log(), Log_console\log(), Log_mdb2\log(), Log_sql\log(), Log_win\log(), Log_mail\log(), and Log_file\log().

    {
        return (Log::MASK($priority) & $this->_mask);
    }

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Log::alert

(

$message

)

A convenience function for logging an alert event.

It will log a message at the PEAR_LOG_ALERT log level.

Parameters

mixed

$message

String or object containing the message to log.

Returns

boolean True if the message was successfully logged.

public

Since

Log 1.7.0

Definition at line 293 of file Log.php.

References log(), and PEAR_LOG_ALERT.

    {
        return $this->log($message, PEAR_LOG_ALERT);
    }

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Log::attach

(

&

$observer

)

Adds a Log_observer instance to the list of observers that are listening for messages emitted by this Log instance.

Parameters

object	$observer	The Log_observer instance to attach as a listener.
	boolean	True if the observer is successfully attached.

public

Since

Log 1.0

Definition at line 769 of file Log.php.

    {
        if (!is_a($observer, 'Log_observer')) {
            return false;
        }

        $this->_listeners[$observer->_id] = &$observer;

        return true;
    }

Log::close

(

)

Abstract implementation of the close() method.

Since

Log 1.0

Reimplemented in Log_file, Log_sql, Log_mail, Log_mdb2, Log_win, Log_daemon, Log_sqlite, Log_firebug, Log_console, Log_display, Log_error_log, Log_mcal, Log_syslog, Log_composite, and Log_null.

Definition at line 241 of file Log.php.

    {
        return false;
    }

Log::crit

(

$message

)

A convenience function for logging a critical event.

It will log a message at the PEAR_LOG_CRIT log level.

Parameters

mixed

$message

String or object containing the message to log.

Returns

boolean True if the message was successfully logged.

public

Since

Log 1.7.0

Definition at line 310 of file Log.php.

References log(), and PEAR_LOG_CRIT.

    {
        return $this->log($message, PEAR_LOG_CRIT);
    }

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Log::debug

(

$message

)

A convenience function for logging a debug event.

It will log a message at the PEAR_LOG_DEBUG log level.

Parameters

mixed

$message

String or object containing the message to log.

Returns

boolean True if the message was successfully logged.

public

Since

Log 1.7.0

Definition at line 395 of file Log.php.

References log(), and PEAR_LOG_DEBUG.

    {
        return $this->log($message, PEAR_LOG_DEBUG);
    }

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Log::detach

(

$observer

)

Removes a Log_observer instance from the list of observers.

Parameters

object	$observer	The Log_observer instance to detach from the list of listeners.
	boolean	True if the observer is successfully detached.

public

Since

Log 1.0

Definition at line 791 of file Log.php.

    {
        if (!is_a($observer, 'Log_observer') ||
            !isset($this->_listeners[$observer->_id])) {
            return false;
        }

        unset($this->_listeners[$observer->_id]);

        return true;
    }

Log::emerg

(

$message

)

A convenience function for logging a emergency event.

It will log a message at the PEAR_LOG_EMERG log level.

Parameters

mixed

$message

String or object containing the message to log.

Returns

boolean True if the message was successfully logged.

public

Since

Log 1.7.0

Definition at line 276 of file Log.php.

References log(), and PEAR_LOG_EMERG.

    {
        return $this->log($message, PEAR_LOG_EMERG);
    }

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Log::err

(

$message

)

A convenience function for logging a error event.

It will log a message at the PEAR_LOG_ERR log level.

Parameters

mixed

$message

String or object containing the message to log.

Returns

boolean True if the message was successfully logged.

public

Since

Log 1.7.0

Definition at line 327 of file Log.php.

References log(), and PEAR_LOG_ERR.

    {
        return $this->log($message, PEAR_LOG_ERR);
    }

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& Log::factory	(		$handler,
			$name = '',
			$ident = '',
			$conf = array(),
			$level = PEAR_LOG_DEBUG
	)

Attempts to return a concrete Log instance of type $handler.

Parameters

string	$handler	The type of concrete Log subclass to return. Attempt to dynamically include the code for this subclass. Currently, valid values are 'console', 'syslog', 'sql', 'file', and 'mcal'.
string	$name	The name of the actually log file, table, or other specific store to use. Defaults to an empty string, with which the subclass will attempt to do something intelligent.
string	$ident	The identity reported to the log system.
array	$conf	A hash containing any additional configuration information that a subclass might need.
int	$level	Log messages up to and including this level.

Returns

object Log The newly created concrete Log instance, or null on an error. public

Since

Log 1.0

Definition at line 151 of file Log.php.

References _classExists().

Referenced by Log_mail\close(), and singleton().

    {
        $handler = strtolower($handler);
        $class = 'Log_' . $handler;
        $classfile = 'Log/' . $handler . '.php';

        /*
         * Attempt to include our version of the named class, but don't treat
         * a failure as fatal.  The caller may have already included their own
         * version of the named class.
         */
        if (!Log::_classExists($class)) {
            include_once $classfile;
        }

        /* If the class exists, return a new instance of it. */
        if (Log::_classExists($class)) {
            $obj = new $class($name, $ident, $conf, $level);
            return $obj;
        }

        $null = null;
        return $null;
    }

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Log::flush

(

)

Abstract implementation of the flush() method.

Since

Log 1.8.2

Reimplemented in Log_file, Log_mail, Log_console, Log_firebug, and Log_composite.

Definition at line 250 of file Log.php.

    {
        return false;
    }

Log::getIdent

(

)

Returns the current identification string.

Returns

string The current Log instance's identification string.

public

Since

Log 1.6.3

Definition at line 854 of file Log.php.

References $_ident.

    {
        return $this->_ident;
    }

Log::getMask

(

)

Returns the current level mask.

Returns

interger The current level mask.

public

Since

Log 1.7.0

Definition at line 710 of file Log.php.

References $_mask.

    {
        return $this->_mask;
    }

Log::getPriority

(

)

Returns the current default priority.

Returns

integer The current default priority.

public

Since

Log 1.8.4

Definition at line 739 of file Log.php.

References $_priority.

    {
        return $this->_priority;
    }

Log::info

(

$message

)

A convenience function for logging a information event.

It will log a message at the PEAR_LOG_INFO log level.

Parameters

mixed

$message

String or object containing the message to log.

Returns

boolean True if the message was successfully logged.

public

Since

Log 1.7.0

Definition at line 378 of file Log.php.

References log(), and PEAR_LOG_INFO.

    {
        return $this->log($message, PEAR_LOG_INFO);
    }

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Log::isComposite

(

)

Indicates whether this is a composite class.

Returns

boolean True if this is a composite class.

public

Since

Log 1.0

Reimplemented in Log_composite.

Definition at line 828 of file Log.php.

    {
        return false;
    }

Log::log	(		$message,
			$priority = null
	)

Abstract implementation of the log() method.

Since

Log 1.0

Reimplemented in Log_file, Log_mail, Log_win, Log_sql, Log_mdb2, Log_console, Log_firebug, Log_daemon, Log_sqlite, Log_display, Log_error_log, Log_mcal, Log_composite, Log_syslog, and Log_null.

Definition at line 259 of file Log.php.

Referenced by alert(), crit(), debug(), emerg(), err(), info(), notice(), and warning().

    {
        return false;
    }

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Log::MASK

(

$priority

)

Calculate the log mask for the given priority.

This method may be called statically.

Parameters

integer

$priority

The priority whose mask will be calculated.

Returns

integer The calculated log mask.

public

Since

Log 1.7.0

Definition at line 623 of file Log.php.

Referenced by _isMasked().

    {
        return (1 << $priority);
    }

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Log::MAX

(

$priority

)

Calculate the log mask for all priorities less than or equal to the given priority.

In other words, $priority will be the highests priority matched by the resulting mask.

This method may be called statically.

Parameters

integer

$priority

The maximum priority covered by this mask.

Returns

integer The resulting log mask.

public

Since

Log 1.9.4

Definition at line 680 of file Log.php.

Referenced by UPTO().

    {
        return ((1 << ($priority + 1)) - 1);
    }

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Log::MIN

(

$priority

)

Calculate the log mask for all priorities greater than or equal to the given priority.

In other words, $priority will be the lowest priority matched by the resulting mask.

This method may be called statically.

Parameters

integer

$priority

The minimum priority covered by this mask.

Returns

integer The resulting log mask.

public

Since

Log 1.9.4

Definition at line 661 of file Log.php.

References PEAR_LOG_ALL.

    {
        return PEAR_LOG_ALL ^ ((1 << $priority) - 1);
    }

Log::notice

(

$message

)

A convenience function for logging a notice event.

It will log a message at the PEAR_LOG_NOTICE log level.

Parameters

mixed

$message

String or object containing the message to log.

Returns

boolean True if the message was successfully logged.

public

Since

Log 1.7.0

Definition at line 361 of file Log.php.

References log(), and PEAR_LOG_NOTICE.

    {
        return $this->log($message, PEAR_LOG_NOTICE);
    }

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Log::open

(

)

Abstract implementation of the open() method.

Since

Log 1.0

Reimplemented in Log_file, Log_mail, Log_sql, Log_mdb2, Log_daemon, Log_console, Log_win, Log_firebug, Log_display, Log_error_log, Log_sqlite, Log_mcal, Log_syslog, Log_composite, and Log_null.

Definition at line 232 of file Log.php.

    {
        return false;
    }

Log::priorityToString

(

$priority

)

Returns the string representation of a PEAR_LOG_* integer constant.

Parameters

int

$priority

A PEAR_LOG_* integer constant.

Returns

string The string representation of $level.

public

Since

Log 1.0

Definition at line 566 of file Log.php.

References PEAR_LOG_ALERT, PEAR_LOG_CRIT, PEAR_LOG_DEBUG, PEAR_LOG_EMERG, PEAR_LOG_ERR, PEAR_LOG_INFO, PEAR_LOG_NOTICE, and PEAR_LOG_WARNING.

Referenced by _format(), and Log_win\log().

    {
        $levels = array(
            PEAR_LOG_EMERG   => 'emergency',
            PEAR_LOG_ALERT   => 'alert',
            PEAR_LOG_CRIT    => 'critical',
            PEAR_LOG_ERR     => 'error',
            PEAR_LOG_WARNING => 'warning',
            PEAR_LOG_NOTICE  => 'notice',
            PEAR_LOG_INFO    => 'info',
            PEAR_LOG_DEBUG   => 'debug'
        );

        return $levels[$priority];
    }

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Log::setIdent

(

$ident

)

Sets this Log instance's identification string.

Parameters

string

$ident

The new identification string.

public

Since

Log 1.6.3

Reimplemented in Log_sql, Log_mdb2, and Log_composite.

Definition at line 841 of file Log.php.

    {
        $this->_ident = $ident;
    }

Log::setMask

(

$mask

)

Set and return the level mask for the current Log instance.

Parameters

integer

$mask

A bitwise mask of log levels.

Returns

integer The current level mask.

public

Since

Log 1.7.0

Definition at line 695 of file Log.php.

References $_mask.

    {
        $this->_mask = $mask;

        return $this->_mask;
    }

Log::setPriority

(

$priority

)

Sets the default priority to the specified value.

Parameters

integer

$priority

The new default priority.

public

Since

Log 1.8.4

Definition at line 752 of file Log.php.

    {
        $this->_priority = $priority;
    }

& Log::singleton	(		$handler,
			$name = '',
			$ident = '',
			$conf = array(),
			$level = PEAR_LOG_DEBUG
	)

Attempts to return a reference to a concrete Log instance of type $handler, only creating a new instance if no log instance with the same parameters currently exists.

You should use this if there are multiple places you might create a logger, you don't want to create multiple loggers, and you don't want to check for the existance of one each time. The singleton pattern does all the checking work for you.

You MUST call this method with the $var = &Log::singleton() syntax. Without the ampersand (&) in front of the method name, you will not get a reference, you will get a copy.

Parameters

string	$handler	The type of concrete Log subclass to return. Attempt to dynamically include the code for this subclass. Currently, valid values are 'console', 'syslog', 'sql', 'file', and 'mcal'.
string	$name	The name of the actually log file, table, or other specific store to use. Defaults to an empty string, with which the subclass will attempt to do something intelligent.
string	$ident	The identity reported to the log system.
array	$conf	A hash containing any additional configuration information that a subclass might need.
int	$level	Log messages up to and including this level.

Returns

object Log The newly created concrete Log instance, or null on an error. public

Since

Log 1.0

Definition at line 213 of file Log.php.

References factory().

Referenced by Auth\_loadLogger(), and Log_mdb2\Log_mdb2().

    {
        static $instances;
        if (!isset($instances)) $instances = array();

        $signature = serialize(array($handler, $name, $ident, $conf, $level));
        if (!isset($instances[$signature])) {
            $instances[$signature] = &Log::factory($handler, $name, $ident,
                                                   $conf, $level);
        }

        return $instances[$signature];
    }

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Log::stringToPriority

(

$name

)

Returns the the PEAR_LOG_* integer constant for the given string representation of a priority name.

This function performs a case-insensitive search.

Parameters

string

$name

String containing a priority name.

Returns

string The PEAR_LOG_* integer contstant corresponding the the specified priority name.

public

Since

Log 1.9.0

Definition at line 595 of file Log.php.

References PEAR_LOG_ALERT, PEAR_LOG_CRIT, PEAR_LOG_DEBUG, PEAR_LOG_EMERG, PEAR_LOG_ERR, PEAR_LOG_INFO, PEAR_LOG_NOTICE, and PEAR_LOG_WARNING.

    {
        $levels = array(
            'emergency' => PEAR_LOG_EMERG,
            'alert'     => PEAR_LOG_ALERT,
            'critical'  => PEAR_LOG_CRIT,
            'error'     => PEAR_LOG_ERR,
            'warning'   => PEAR_LOG_WARNING,
            'notice'    => PEAR_LOG_NOTICE,
            'info'      => PEAR_LOG_INFO,
            'debug'     => PEAR_LOG_DEBUG
        );

        return $levels[strtolower($name)];
    }

Log::UPTO

(

$priority

)

Calculate the log mask for all priorities up to the given priority.

This method may be called statically.

Parameters

integer

$priority

The maximum priority covered by this mask.

Returns

integer The resulting log mask.

public

Since

Log 1.7.0

Deprecated:

deprecated since Log 1.9.4; use Log::MAX() instead

Definition at line 642 of file Log.php.

References MAX().

Referenced by Log_console\Log_console(), Log_daemon\Log_daemon(), Log_display\Log_display(), Log_error_log\Log_error_log(), Log_file\Log_file(), Log_firebug\Log_firebug(), Log_mail\Log_mail(), Log_mcal\Log_mcal(), Log_mdb2\Log_mdb2(), Log_null\Log_null(), Log_sql\Log_sql(), Log_sqlite\Log_sqlite(), Log_syslog\Log_syslog(), and Log_win\Log_win().

    {
        return Log::MAX($priority);
    }

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Log::warning

(

$message

)

A convenience function for logging a warning event.

It will log a message at the PEAR_LOG_WARNING log level.

Parameters

mixed

$message

String or object containing the message to log.

Returns

boolean True if the message was successfully logged.

public

Since

Log 1.7.0

Definition at line 344 of file Log.php.

References log(), and PEAR_LOG_WARNING.

    {
        return $this->log($message, PEAR_LOG_WARNING);
    }

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Field Documentation

Log::$_formatMap

Initial value:

 array('%{timestamp}'  => '%1$s',
                            '%{ident}'      => '%2$s',
                            '%{priority}'   => '%3$s',
                            '%{message}'    => '%4$s',
                            '%{file}'       => '%5$s',
                            '%{line}'       => '%6$s',
                            '%{function}'   => '%7$s',
                            '%{class}'      => '%8$s',
                            '%\{'           => '%%{')

Definition at line 94 of file Log.php.

Log::$_id = 0

Definition at line 53 of file Log.php.

Log::$_ident = ''

Definition at line 61 of file Log.php.

Referenced by getIdent(), and Log_mdb2\log().

Log::$_listeners = array()

Definition at line 85 of file Log.php.

Log::$_mask = PEAR_LOG_ALL

Definition at line 77 of file Log.php.

Referenced by getMask(), and setMask().

Log::$_opened = false

Definition at line 45 of file Log.php.

Referenced by Log_composite\open(), Log_syslog\open(), Log_mcal\open(), Log_sqlite\open(), Log_win\open(), Log_daemon\open(), Log_mdb2\open(), Log_sql\open(), Log_mail\open(), and Log_file\open().

Log::$_priority = PEAR_LOG_INFO

Definition at line 69 of file Log.php.

Referenced by getPriority(), Log_null\log(), Log_syslog\log(), Log_composite\log(), Log_mcal\log(), Log_error_log\log(), Log_display\log(), Log_daemon\log(), Log_sqlite\log(), Log_firebug\log(), Log_console\log(), Log_mdb2\log(), Log_sql\log(), Log_win\log(), Log_mail\log(), and Log_file\log().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• Services/PEAR/lib/Log.php