PHP access mode of the file, either 'a'ppend or over'w'rite
Buffer, array of lines waiting to be written to the filesystem.
Number of lines in the buffer
Filename on the filesystem where the log file is stored.
Holds the PHP resource for an open file, or null.
Termination character(s) that are automatically appended to each line.
Options: buffer True: use buffering False: no buffering, write immediately
bufferLines Maximum number of lines in the buffer
keepOpen True: keep file resource open between writes False: close the resource immediately after each write
Class Constructor
Class Destructor
Always check that the file has been closed and the buffer flushed before destruction.
Closes the file resource for the logfile. Calling this function does not write any buffered data into the log, so flush() must be called before close().
Write a message to the log. This function really just writes the message to the buffer.
Sets an option specific to the implementation of the log adapter.
Sets an option specific to the implementation of the log adapter.
Write a message to the log. This function really just writes the message to the buffer.
If buffering is enabled, the message won't hit the filesystem until the buffer fills or is flushed. If buffering is not enabled, the buffer will be flushed immediately.
Format a line before sending into the storage.
Sets the access mode of the log file on the filesystem
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