On Fri, 29 Jan 2010, Rob Retter wrote:
> But when your application does:
> my $wrapper = $Log::Log4perl::Logger::APPENDER_BY_NAME{'somename'};
> $wrapper->threshold ('INFO');
> what you get is the wrapper object's "level" field set to the... um,
> priority of the 'INFO' level you passed in.
The terminology can be daunting at first, so it helps if you remember
that messages have 'priorities' and loggers have 'levels'. If a message
has a priority higher than the logger's level, the message gets logged
(I'm not going into numerical values of levels/priorities as these are
transparent to the application and hence irrelevant for the purpose of
this discussion.).
Now, appenders have a feature called 'thresholds', which is virtually
identical to a logger's level. If the message priority is higher than
the appender's threshold, the message gets logged.
> But it does leave the actual appender object's "Threshold" field
> unchanged. So if that field were already 'DEBUG', what you get is a
> wrapper saying one thing about level, while it contains an appender
> saying another thing about Threshold.
I'm not sure where this "Threshold" field you are referring to is
located. Do you mean the configuration file? Can you point me to the
code?
-- Mike
Mike Schilli
m...@perlmeister.com
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