Re: [PHP] static Logging class?

Hello Lars,

I would apply the Singleton Pattern where you would have 1 instance for you
entire application. As far as whether or not to use a static method, I
would weigh the options. If you just want to call a method that you know
will not have to be changed in the future and that method will not be using
any pre-defined properties, then it makes sense to call a static method.
Bear in mind that static methods can not be overridden.

Best of luck,

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On Sun, Mar 3, 2013 at 8:26 AM, Lars Nielsen <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I work on a little hobby-project, and i want to make a oo logging
> facility. (php5.3 oop)
>
> Is it best to make a class with static functions that i can call from my
> other classes? Or is it more appropriate to make a real logging-class i
> should instantiate every time i need to log something? (I just want to
> log to a file)
>
> Best regards
> Lars Nielsen
>
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