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When you put debug messages in your code, you should mark them as level 0 if they are very important.
If they are only notices or not very important, mark them with a higher number. The debug class will show you
all debug messages that are marked with a number less than the reporting threshhold you enter in the box below.
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<b>Enter debug verbosity level you want (0-10):</b> <input type=text size=2 name=num>
<input type=submit value=Enter><br>
<i>Entering zero squelches out more messages<br>
Entering a high number lets you see more messages</i>
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<?
$num = intval($num);
require("debugger.php");
$dbg = new debug ();
$dbg->add_message("0 could be a panic debug message - for something fatal", 0, __LINE__, "/bla/". basename(__FILE__));
$dbg->add_message("2 could be a debug message for something important", 2, __LINE__, "/bla/". basename(__FILE__));
$dbg->add_message("4 could be debug message for something like a warning", 4, __LINE__, "/bla/". basename(__FILE__));
$dbg->add_message("debug level 4 message without line number or filename", 4);
$dbg->add_message("6 could be a warning or mere notice", 6, __LINE__, "/bla/". basename(__FILE__));
$dbg->add_message("8 could be a message you may not always care to hear", 8, __LINE__, "/bla/". basename(__FILE__));
$dbg->add_message("10 could be a message you want to keep quiet most of the
time", 10, __LINE__, "/bla/". basename(__FILE__));
$dbg->add_message("debug level 10 message without the filename", 10, __LINE__);
$dbg->report($num);
?>
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<a href=dtest.phps>Source code</a>, this file<br>
<a href=debugger.phps>Source code</a>, debugger.php
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