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Log::Fine::Formatter::Detailed - Formatter for detailed logging |
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=head1 SYNOPSIS |
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Formats log messages for output in a detailed format. |
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use Log::Fine::Formatter::Detailed; |
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use Log::Fine::Handle::Console; |
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# Instantiate a handle |
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my $handle = Log::Fine::Handle::Console->new(); |
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# Instantiate a formatter |
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my $formatter = Log::Fine::Formatter::Detailed |
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timestamp_format => "%y-%m-%d %h:%m:%s" ); |
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my $str = $formatter->format(INFO, "Resistence is futile", 1); |
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The detailed formatter logs messages in two different formats, |
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If the log message came from a particular class (e.g. C) |
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the detailed formatter will format as follows: |
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[TIMESTAMP] (::Method():) |
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Otherwise, the formatter will return a slightly more basic format: |
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[TIMESTAMP] ( |