Re: Log->setIdent not behaving as I thought it would...

On Thu, Jun 05, 2003 at 12:29:40PM +1000, Alex Hayes wrote: > There is a behavior in the package Log which is a bit strange to me.... > > Say for example we do the following. > > $log = &Log::singleton('file', '/path/to/file', 'LOGID'); > $log->log('This is a message'); > $log->setIdent('ANOTHERLOGID'); > $log->log('This is another log message'); > > ... > > This would output the following... > > Jun 05 11:16:37 LOGID [info] This is a message > Jun 05 11:16:37 LOGID [info] This is another log message > > However I would of thought that it would output. > > Jun 05 11:16:37 LOGID [info] This is a message > Jun 05 11:16:37 ANOTHERLOGID [info] This is another log message This is actually only a problem with the file handler. The other handlers work as expected. > Please correct me if im wrong!!.... But if i am.. then why is there even the > Log->setIdent() function....? Thanks for pointing out the problem! I'll release a new version (1.6.6) of the Log package with the fix in a few minutes. -- Jon Parise (jon@php.net) :: The PHP Project (http://www.php.net/)