Hallo Ceki and all others, when developing Java libraries (not applications) I prefer to have no or only a few and lightweight dependencies to other libraries - just like slf4j-noop or when driving unit tests, slf4j-simple. Using the last one, all debug level statements are muted - but while debugging some library code, I'd like to see them on the console. At the moment, I have the option to switch to nlog4j, which is not so lightweight anymore, or refactor all/some LOG.debug calls to LOG.info...
It'd be great to have one of these two lightweight options as well: 1. Make SimpleLogger evaluate a system property, that enables LOG.debug calls. or 2. Have a slf4j-simple-debug.jar implementation, that doesn't ignore debug calls. What do you think? Cheers, Christian _______________________________________________ dev mailing list [email protected] http://slf4j.org/mailman/listinfo/dev
