Class LoggerFilterLevelRange
This is a very simple filter based on level matching, which can be used to reject messages with priorities outside a certain range.
The filter admits three options LevelMin, LevelMax and AcceptOnMatch.
If the level of the LoggerLoggingEvent
is not between Min and Max
(inclusive), then LoggerFilter::DENY
is returned.
If the Logging event level is within the specified range, then if
AcceptOnMatch is true, LoggerFilter::ACCEPT
is
returned, and if AcceptOnMatch is false, LoggerFilter::NEUTRAL
is returned.
If LevelMin is not defined, then there is no minimum acceptable level (i.e. a level is never rejected for being too "low"/unimportant). If LevelMax is not defined, then there is no maximum acceptable level (ie a level is never rejected for being too "high"/important).
Refer to the LoggerAppender::setThreshold()
method available to
all appenders extending LoggerAppender
for a more convenient way
to filter out events by level.
An example for this filter:
{@example ../../examples/php/filter_levelrange.php 19}
The corresponding XML file:
{@example ../../examples/resources/filter_levelrange.xml 18}
- LoggerConfigurable
- LoggerFilter
- LoggerFilterLevelRange
Author: Simon Kitching
Author: based on the org.apache.log4j.varia.LevelRangeFilte Java code by Ceki Gülcü
Version: $Revision: 1213283 $
Since: 0.6
Located at filters/LoggerFilterLevelRange.php
public
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public
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public
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public
integer
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activateOptions(),
addNext(),
getNext()
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setBoolean(),
setFileSize(),
setInteger(),
setLevel(),
setNumeric(),
setPositiveInteger(),
setString(),
warn()
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ACCEPT,
DENY,
NEUTRAL
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protected
boolean
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$acceptOnMatch | true |
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protected
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$levelMin |
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protected
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$levelMax |
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$next
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