At 13:12 22.11.2002 -0800, you wrote:
> re-inventing the wheel, um, I mean wrapper. And there are issues
> surrounding whether to wrap or not to wrap.
Yeah, but isn't "write a wrapper" the standard advice given to people
who want to make additional logging levels?
Yes, absolutely. You should use wrappers in order to change the interface
(i.e. the set of methods) of the Logger class whereas sub-classing of the
Logger class is reserved for changing the *behavior* of existing methods.
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