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
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
