NAME

       Paranoid::Log::Buffer - Log Buffer Functions

VERSION

       $Id: lib/Paranoid/Log/Buffer.pm, 2.05 2017/02/06 01:48:57 acorliss Exp $

SYNOPSIS

         use Paranoid::Log;

         startLogger('events', 'Buffer', PL_DEBUG, PL_GE);
         startLogger('crit-events', 'buffer', PL_CRIT, PL_EQ, { size => 100 });

         @messages = Paranoid::Log::Buffer::dumpBuffer($name);

DESCRIPTION k

       This module implements named buffers to be used for logging purposes.  Each buffer is an
       fixed length array of message records.  Each message record consists of a two-element
       array, with the first element being the message time (in UNIX epoch seconds) and the
       second being the message text itself.

       With the exception of the dumpBuffer function this module is not meant to be used
       directly.  Paranoid::Log should be your exclusive interface for logging.

       When creating a named buffer with Paranoid::Log you can specify a size option on a per-
       buffer basis.  The default size is 20.

OPTIONS

       The options recognized for use in the options hash are as follows:

           Option      Value       Description
           -----------------------------------------------------
           size        integer     number of entries to maintian
                                   in buffer

SUBROUTINES/METHODS

       NOTE:  Given that this module is not intended to be used directly nothing is exported.

   init
   logMsg
   addLogger
   delLogger
   dumpBuffer
         @entries = Paranoid::Log::Buffer::dumpBuffer($name);

       This dumps all current entries in the named buffer.  Each entry is an array reference to a
       two-element array.  The first element is the timestamp of the message (in UNIX epoch
       seconds), the second the actual message itself.

DEPENDENCIES

       o   Paranoid::Debug

SEE ALSO

       o   Paranoid::Log

BUGS AND LIMITATIONS

AUTHOR

       Arthur Corliss (corliss@digitalmages.com)

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

       This software is licensed under the same terms as Perl, itself.  Please see
       http://dev.perl.org/licenses/ for more information.

       (c) 2005 - 2017, Arthur Corliss (corliss@digitalmages.com)