Christian Grobmeier wrote:
Agreed. I think a simple LoggerException with appropriate Message
inside should do all tricks we need. I don't think a
LoggerConfiguratorException is really necessary, but this is a matter
of taste.
Nothing else than that the name of the exception is more specific to
> Our prefix is "Logger". Which means we should have a LoggerException (base
> exception class for everything exception class needed in log4php) +
> LoggerConfiguratorException (for errors in configurators).
>
> I currently can't think of others. In general we should only throw
> exceptions during
Christian Grobmeier wrote:
you are reading minds. I thought the same when I was under shower this morning.
Hehe, probably one of the best places to think about open source
contributions ;)
I think too that we should introduce exceptions. Basically I don't
think we need too much exceptions.
Hi,
> Currently we don't throw any exceptions in log4php, but there's a few places
> where I think it makes sense to throw an exception. In example all
> configurators should yield an exception if something the provided
> configuration is wrong.
you are reading minds. I thought the same when I wa
