NAME
Fault::Delegate::File - File logger delegate.
SYNOPSIS
use Fault::Delegate::File;
$self = Fault::Delegate::File->new ($filepath);
$okay = $self->log ($msg);
Inheritance
UNIVERSAL
Fault::Delegate
Fault::Delegate::File
Description
This is a delegate that writes log messages to a specified file. The file must be writeable to the calling program.
Fault::Delegate::File satisfies the minimum requirements of the Fault::Delegate logger delegate protocol.
Examples
use Fault::Delegate::File;
use Fault::Logger;
use Fault::Msg;
my $msg = Fault::Msg ("Arf!");
my $baz = Fault::Delegate::File->new ("/tmp/mylogfile");
my $waslogged = $baz->log ($msg);
Fault::Logger->new ($baz);
my $waslogged = Fault::Logger->log ("Bow! Wow!");
[See Fault::Logger for a detailed example.]
Instance Variables
filepath Full path to the log file.
init True if the log file has been successfully opened at
least once.
fd Transient storage for filehandle.
Class Methods
- $delegate = Fault::Delegate::File->new ($filepath)
-
Create a logger delegate object that writes log messages to the designated file.
A warning is issued if there is no $filepath argument and in that case undef is returned to indicate that a delegate could not be created.
If the initialization message cannot be written a warning is issued and undef is returned.
Logger Protocol Instance Methods
- $okay = $self->log ($msg)
-
Prints a time-stamped message to the associated log file using information taken from Fault::Msg object $msg:
$date $time UTC> $processname: $type($priority): $msg\n
for example:
20021207 223010 UTC> MyProcess: NOTE(notice): Nothing happened again.\n
and return true if we succeeded in doing so.
Private Class Methods
None.
Private Instance Methods
- $bool = $self->_write ($msg)
- $bool = $self->_connect
- $bool = $self->_disconnect
-
Impliments the above overrides to the internal family protocol utilized by the Fault:Delegate log and test methods.
Errors and Warnings
Local warning messages are issued if the db file cannot be opened or has any problems whatever.
KNOWN BUGS
See TODO.
SEE ALSO
Fault::Logger, Fault::Delegate, Fault::Msg, Fault::ErrorHandler
AUTHOR
Dale Amon <amon@vnl.com>
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