Hi everyone,
I'm trying to implement a framwork for my perl scripts using your excellent
library log4perl and I'm really happy with it.
I have just a short question, to the function appender_thresholds_adjust().
I found, that a threshold offset of 0 has the same effect as a threshold
offset of -1.
This seems to be an inconcistency for me. I would expect, that an offset of
0 leaves the threshold unchanged.
This makes sense, when I want to make some arithmetic with the log level:
Standard log level = WARN ($StandardLogLevel = 1;)
command line: --verbosity=x ($Verbosity = x;)
Levels: Errors: x=0
Warnings: x=1
Info: x=2
Debug: x=3
All: x=4
Perl: Log::Log4perl->appender_thresholds_adjust($StandardLogLevel -
$Verbosity);
Or is there any special reason, why the function was implemented that way?
Regards,
Oliver
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