Attributes \u2212 Optional constructor parameters<\/a> icon<\/b> name<\/b> title<\/b> launch<\/b> loc<\/b> logger<\/b>
SUBROUTINES\/METHODS<\/a> <\/p>\n
\nAttributes \u2212 Optional constructor parameters <\/a> <\/h2>\n
icon attribute defines the Module icon, override this
attribute by using
has ‘+icon’ => (
…
)
into your module implementation.<\/p>\n
name attribute defines the Module name, override this
attribute by using
has ‘+name’ => (
…
)
into your module implementation.<\/p>\n
title attribute defines the Module title, override this
attribute by using
has ‘+title’ => (
…
)
into your module implementation.<\/p>\n
launch attribute defines the Module as external command
to be run, pass this attribute to the “create” to set it.<\/p>\n
loc attribute defines localization object that uses “manatools”
domain as default. (see ManaTools::Shared::Locales for details).
To use your own Module domain, override this attribute by using
has ‘+loc’ => (
…
)
or assign it again to your ManaTools::Shared::Locales object into
the extension module implementation.<\/p>\n
logger attribute defines logging object that uses the loc attribute
and goes to Syslog. (see ManaTools::Shared::Logging for details).
You can use this attribute to log various messages:
$log\u2212>D(“debugstuff: %s”, $somestring);
$log\u2212>I(“infostuff: %s”, $somestring);
$log\u2212>W(“warnstuff: %s”, $somestring);
$log\u2212>E(“errorstuff: %s”, $somestring);
if you wish to trace (goes to STDERR):
$log\u2212>trace(1);<\/p>\n