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Does log_message() log the line number? - eldan88 - 06-07-2015
Hey Guys,
I was just wondering. If I use the log_message function in CI 3 does it log the file name and the line number also? Thanks!
RE: Does log_message() log the line number? - mwhitney - 06-08-2015
The log_message function only writes the log level, the date/time, and the message you supply to it. The Exceptions class passes the file name and line number to log_message when logging exceptions, though.
RE: Does log_message() log the line number? - eldan88 - 06-15-2015
Do you mean PHP exceptions class or does codeigniter has its own exception class?
RE: Does log_message() log the line number? - mwhitney - 06-16-2015
CodeIgniter 3 has its own CI_Exceptions class which is used by the exception handler configured during CI's bootstrap process.
RE: Does log_message() log the line number? - eldan88 - 06-16-2015
What would be the difference if I use php native exceptions class or codeigniter exceptions class?
RE: Does log_message() log the line number? - mwhitney - 06-16-2015
The CI_Exceptions class is called by the function which CI registers as the exception-handler to log and (if enabled) display the exception. Since it is registered with PHP's native exception-handling mechanism, CI's exception-handler expects any exception thrown by your application to use (or extend) the native PHP Exception class.
So, CI_Exceptions is not an Exception (or an extension of Exception), it is simply a collection of methods which handle errors and exceptions, and a property which defines the error/warning levels used by CI.