Re: [PEPr] Proposal for Logging::Log4P

> ... which is an essential way you hook in log4j (well, the way I do it > through the Apache Commons Logging interface) in Java. Thus, for PHP I > went with a static method approach, and the Log4P class takes care of > managing log instances according to the calling class (I see > $GLOBALS['log']->debug() type stuff in many codebases, and I don't like > it!). Log4P uses a trick that I hope doesn't change in the PHP > codebase: if you call a static method from within a PHP object instance, > inside the static method $this will still be set to the calling > instance. This makes the Log4P approach even easier than Java-style > logging, since you can make logging into a one-liner, with no instance > binding and configuration separate from your application code: Thanks for the explanation. Have you tested it under PHP5 ? Arnaud.