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Record notice log information

SeasLog::notice

(PECL seaslog >=1.0.0)

SeasLog::notice — Record notice log information

Description

public static SeasLog::notice(string $message, array $content = ?, string $logger = ?): bool

Record notice log information.

Note:
"NOTICE" - Normal but significant events.Information that is more important than the INFO level during execution.

Parameters

message: The log message.
content: The `message` contain placeholders which implementors replace with values from content array. Sush as `message` is `log info from ` and `content` is `array('NAME' => neeke)`, the log information will `log info from neeke`.
logger: The `logger` cased by the third param would be used right this right now, like a temp logger, when the function SeasLog::setLogger() called in pre content. If `logger` NULL or "", SeasLog will use lastest logger setted by SeasLog::setLogger().

Return Values

Return TRUE on record log information success, FALSE on failure.

Examples

Example #1 SeasLog::notice() example


<?php

var_dump(SeasLog::notice('log message'));

//with content
var_dump(SeasLog::notice('log message from ',array('NAME' => 'neeke')));

//with tmp logger
var_dump(SeasLog::notice('log message from ',array('NAME' => 'neeke'),'tmp_logger'));

var_dump(SeasLog::getBuffer());

?>

The above example will output something similar to:

bool(true)
bool(true)
bool(true)
array(2) {
  ["/var/log/www/default/20180707.log"]=>
  array(2) {
    [0]=>
    string(81) "2018-07-07 11:45:49 | NOTICE | 73263 | 5b40376d1067c | 1530935149.68 | log message
"
    [1]=>
    string(92) "2018-07-07 11:45:49 | NOTICE | 73263 | 5b40376d1067c | 1530935149.68 | log message from neeke
"
  }
  ["/var/log/www/tmp_logger/20180707.log"]=>
  array(1) {
    [0]=>
    string(92) "2018-07-07 11:45:49 | NOTICE | 73263 | 5b40376d1067c | 1530935149.68 | log message from neeke
"
  }
}