I've found many modules used for logging - but is there some standard/recommendation (I've checked "Writing Perl Modules for CPAN", permod/perlmodstyle ...) on how to approach logging from within the modules that you write?

I'm thinking along the lines of allowing the programmer that uses your module, to specify err/info/debug log file names (and/or file handles), and perhaps the level of logging that (s)he wants to appear. Or to disable logging - obviously :)

Or if you know of any good examples of modules that have those implemented, that you can recommend.

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In reply to Is there some standard for logging from within the modules? by techcode

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