NAME

CTK::Log - CTK Logging methods

VERSION

Version 2.60

SYNOPSIS

    $c = new CTK (
            loglevel     => 'info', # or '1'
            logfile      => CTK::catfile($LOGDIR,'foo.log'),
            logseparator => " ", # as default
        );

    $c->log( INFO => " ... Blah-Blah-Blah ... " );

    $c->log_except();  # 9 exception
    $c->log_fatal();   # 8 fatal
    $c->log_emerg();   # 7 system is unusable
    $c->log_alert();   # 6 action must be taken immediately
    $c->log_crit();    # 5 critical conditions
    $c->log_error();   # 4 error conditions
    $c->log_warning(); # 3 warning conditions
    $c->log_notice();  # 2 normal but significant condition
    $c->log_info();    # 1 informational
    $c->log_debug();   # 0 debug-level messages (default)

DESCRIPTION

All of methods are returned by log-records

    # Log File defined in constructor
    $c = new CTK (
            loglevel     => 'info', # or '1'
            logfile      => CTK::catfile($LOGDIR,'foo.log'),
            logseparator => " ", # as default
        );

    # Log File defined after constructor
    $c->logfile(catfile($c->logdir(),
            dformat($cmddata{logfile}, {
                        COMMAND  => $command,
                        PREFIX   => $c->prefix(),
                        SUFFIX   => $c->suffix(),
                        EXT      => 'log',
                        DEFAULT  => LOGFILE,
                    }
                )
            )
        );

log

    $c->log( INFO => " ... Blah-Blah-Blah ... " );

Logging with info level (1). Same as log_info

log_debug, logdebug, logdebugging

    $c->log_debug();

Level 0: debug-level messages (default)

log_info, info, loginf, loginfo, loginformation

    $c->log_info();

Level 1: informational

log_notice, notice, lognote, lognotice

    $c->log_notice();

Level 2: normal but significant condition

log_warning, warning, logwarn, logwarning

    $c->log_warning();

Level 3: warning conditions

log_error, error, logerror

    $c->log_error();

Level 4: error conditions

log_crit, crit, logcrit, logcritical

    $c->log_crit();

Level 5: critical conditions

log_alert, alert, logalert

    $c->log_alert();

Level 6: action must be taken immediately

log_emerg, emerg, logemerg, logemergency

    $c->log_emerg();

Level 7: system is unusable

log_fatal, fatal, logfatal

    $c->log_fatal();

Level 8: fatal

log_except, except, logexcept, logexception

    $c->log_except();

Level 9: exception

AUTHOR

Sergey Lepenkov (Serz Minus) http://www.serzik.com <minus@mail333.com>

COPYRIGHT

Copyright (C) 1998-2017 D&D Corporation. All Rights Reserved

LICENSE

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms and conditions as Perl itself.

This program is distributed under the GNU LGPL v3 (GNU Lesser General Public License version 3).

See LICENSE file

cpanm CTK

perl -MCPAN -e shell
install CTK