in reply to Method to test output of Perl Source filter?

I can't help but think you should be able to do something with log4perl inside your filter.

You may also find a recent discussion interesting.

Liz

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Re: Re: Method to test output of Perl Source filter?
by BUU (Prior) on Nov 13, 2003 at 08:51 UTC
    How on earth would log4perl help him? Perhaps in the grand scheme of things it might be useful to simply some logging code or things of that nature, but in this specific case how would log4perl be of any more use then a few simple debugging print statements?
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      Because you can switch it on / off "externally"?

      Personally, I always use warn myself, while piping STDERR to a file. As I said elsewhere, I don't like the runtime penalty of log4perl.

      Liz

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