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Interface for build loggers.

Build loggers are build listeners but with some additional functionality: - They can be configured with a log level (below which they will ignore messages) - They have error and output streams

Classes that implement a listener must implement this interface.

Author: Hans Lellelid
Package: phing
See: \BuildEvent
See: \Project::addBuildListener()
Version: $Revision: 552 $

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Interface for build loggers.

Build loggers are build listeners but with some additional functionality: - They can be configured with a log level (below which they will ignore messages) - They have error and output streams

Classes that implement a listener must implement this interface.

Parent(s): \BuildListener
Children: \StreamRequiredBuildLogger
See: \BuildEvent
See: \Project::addBuildListener()
Author: Hans Lellelid
Version: $Revision: 552 $

Methods

setErrorStream(
          \OutputStream $err
          )
        
        :
          void

Sets the output stream to use for errors.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
$err	\OutputStream	Configured output stream (e.g. STDERR) for errors.

setMessageOutputLevel(
          int $level
          )
        
        :
          void

Sets the min log level that this logger should respect.

Messages below this level are ignored.

Constants for the message levels are in Project.php. The order of the levels, from least to most verbose, is: - Project::MSG_ERR - Project::MSG_WARN - Project::MSG_INFO - Project::MSG_VERBOSE - Project::MSG_DEBUG

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
$level	int	The log level integer (e.g. Project::MSG_VERBOSE, etc.).

setOutputStream(
          \OutputStream $output
          )
        
        :
          void

Sets the standard output stream to use.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
$output	\OutputStream	Configured output stream (e.g. STDOUT) for standard output.

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