On 4/12/07, redhex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi all,
> Under the config core.php. line 64 there is this line:
> define('LOG_ERROR', 2);
> The manual does not state what LOG_ERROR does or what the constant
> means. Hence I am asking what does it do? Any changes that is required
> for this constant for a developement or production server?
>
I didn't know what it did either until now :) I did a grep -r 'LOG_ERROR' of
my cake dir and it looks like it is used as the "type" for the function
"log" (defined in libs/object.php):
function log($msg, $type = LOG_ERROR) { .... }
In core.php, the phpdoc comments says:
/**
* Error constant. Used for differentiating error logging and debugging.
* Currently PHP supports LOG_DEBUG
*/
Which is reflected in object.php as it only differentiates between LOG_DEBUG
and anything else in the log function. So, going back to your question, I'm
not entirely sure what that number does since the log function doesn't seem
to do much with it.
HTH, somewhat :)
Regards,
Gonzalo
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