On default the level for error_log write is Emergency.
This can be changed either on class creation or via set/get methods.
If logging is skipped because the logging level does not match the main logging level the error_log write is also skipped.
Added MARK fields in the Logging class
The Logger/MessageLevel gets "success" as level 110 to something a bit
heigher than "ok" which is the general "OK" for anything ending without
an error. The "success" is currently only used in file uploads with the
java script ajax file uploader
Fix any "type $var = null" with correctly "?type $var = null" for PHP 8.4 (phphan)
Fix preg match no return catches for DB IO compare version and for language
look up.
So we can have different stylesheets for the levels like in the error
messages.
Output changes to ...[$target] = ['info' ..., 'level'] and on return
this is converted into an array for each entry so it can be handled
like the error msg return string
if log level is debug, automatically log the error messages.
We still skip warn and info levels from logging.
The rest is based on the logging level (notice eg only gets logged if
log level is at least notice)
Debug Support:
getCallerClass now returns level 1 class from the trace like the
getCallerMethod. There is also a new getCallerClassMethod that returns
namespace\class->method (or :: for static).
getCallerTopLevelClass works like getCallerClass did before and returns
the TOP level (first entry on the call stack that has a set class name)
Logging:
Do not use the Support getCallerClass/Method/File but call it inside
and use level 2 in trace to get the data we need For the last call
before debug call
Also update the strack trace for the debug call to use ->/:: for method
type
the params order is the actual correct one:
log level, message, context, group_id, prefix
not that group_id and prefix are only used if log level is debug
Switched debug params order for context and prefix so prefix is last
- Removed echo from Support Debug dumpVar call
- deprecated DB\IO toggle dbDebug and changed set/get to be like normal
ones where set just sets and doesn't return anything
- Renamed the logJsDebug to loggingLevelIsDebug
(other levels can be checked with ->getLoggingLevel()->includes(Level::...))
Adjusted tests for all changes
All variable declarations in all classes have a strict type set
Exception: constants (will be setable from PHP 8.3 on), resources (no type)
Debug\LoggingLegacy is kept as is, will be deprecated
old Debug\Logging is in Debug\LoggingLegacy and Debug\Logging extends
Logging\Logging
Logging\Logging is a new class with most of the functionality except
there is no more print/outout to screen, but we use the default log
levels (RFC5424)
The plan is to be a frontend between the old type class and
Monolog\Monolog
Updated all other classes to use new class interface
