class B extends A {
public static function someStaticFunction() {
$debug = LoggerManager::getLogger('example');
}
}
yes, thanks, so is it better to do LoggerManager::getLogger(...) in
each method (both, virtual and static), or may it be a significant
performance decrease?
As far as I remember in Java, most of the people initialize Log4J like:
public class MyClass {
static Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(MyClass.class);
}
but it is not possible in PHP.
