public function mixItUp() { return parent::aGenericMethod() . ' ' . parent::doSomething() . ' ' . $this->doSomething(); }
$logger1 = new Gelembjuk\Logger\FileLogger(array('logfile' => $logfile, 'groupfilter' => 'all')); // pass created logger as argument // after object created and the method called you will see logs in your log file // at this moment all logs are written $application1 = new Application($logger1); $application1->doSomething(); // now wee loggeing from the class B $b1 = new B($logger1); $b1->doSomething(); // this shows how to use logger from other class where the trite is used // object of this class must be set to $this->application property $c1 = new C($application1); $c1->doSomething(); unset($application1); unset($b1); unset($c1); // ****** TEST 2 ****** // don't use existent logger, but create it inside $application2 = new Application(null); // we set filtering to `construct`. So only logs from constructors will be saved $application2->initLogger(array('logfile' => $logfile, 'groupfilter' => 'construct')); $application2->doSomething(); // get logger object reference from application $b2 = new B($application2->getLogger()); $b2->doSomething(); // this usage is same as above. Doesn't mapper how application created logger // this class will just reuse it $c2 = new C($application2); $c2->doSomething(); $logger = $application2->getLogger(); echo "Now see to your log file!";