#Debugger

• An interface which specifies just one method: debug(), the method you'll finally call in your script to handle a message
• DebuggerComposite.class.php, DebuggerEcho.class.php and DebuggerLog.class.php all implement the interface

• Provides two methods:
  • debug(), which has to be provided (because of implementing Debugger)and
  • addDebugger(), which you can use for adding another class which of course implements the interface debugger and which handles messages
    • this method just adds the assigned object to the array $_debuggers

• Class which handles Messages by echoing them
• You can configure a HTML-Classname for example to style the message echoed
• You can also add a so called messageIndicator which is put before every message
• You are also able to set a standardMessage echoed everytime, no matter which message you assigned
  • This is for example useful, if you want to handle error messages, but you don't want the normal user to see details of errors in your script

• A simple class to log errors
• You can set a format of date and time put before the message to log
• You have to set a file to log of course

• Just a simple example for using the debugger