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 -  returns the options for the logger instance
# ->setLogLevel() ->getLogLevel()
 -  gets the current log level
 -  sets the log level
 -  accepts a class constant or a string as its argument
# ->initialize()
 -  takes an array of options as its second argument
# ::getPriorityName()
 -  returns the name of a priority class constant
 -  throws an sfException if the priority constant does not exist
# ->log()
 -  logs a message
# log levels
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::EMERG >= sfLogger::EMERG)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ALERT >= sfLogger::EMERG)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::CRIT >= sfLogger::EMERG)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ERR >= sfLogger::EMERG)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::WARNING >= sfLogger::EMERG)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::NOTICE >= sfLogger::EMERG)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::INFO >= sfLogger::EMERG)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::DEBUG >= sfLogger::EMERG)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::EMERG >= sfLogger::ALERT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ALERT >= sfLogger::ALERT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::CRIT >= sfLogger::ALERT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ERR >= sfLogger::ALERT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::WARNING >= sfLogger::ALERT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::NOTICE >= sfLogger::ALERT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::INFO >= sfLogger::ALERT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::DEBUG >= sfLogger::ALERT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::EMERG >= sfLogger::CRIT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ALERT >= sfLogger::CRIT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::CRIT >= sfLogger::CRIT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ERR >= sfLogger::CRIT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::WARNING >= sfLogger::CRIT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::NOTICE >= sfLogger::CRIT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::INFO >= sfLogger::CRIT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::DEBUG >= sfLogger::CRIT)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::EMERG >= sfLogger::ERR)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ALERT >= sfLogger::ERR)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::CRIT >= sfLogger::ERR)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ERR >= sfLogger::ERR)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::WARNING >= sfLogger::ERR)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::NOTICE >= sfLogger::ERR)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::INFO >= sfLogger::ERR)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::DEBUG >= sfLogger::ERR)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::EMERG >= sfLogger::WARNING)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ALERT >= sfLogger::WARNING)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::CRIT >= sfLogger::WARNING)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ERR >= sfLogger::WARNING)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::WARNING >= sfLogger::WARNING)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::NOTICE >= sfLogger::WARNING)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::INFO >= sfLogger::WARNING)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::DEBUG >= sfLogger::WARNING)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::EMERG >= sfLogger::NOTICE)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ALERT >= sfLogger::NOTICE)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::CRIT >= sfLogger::NOTICE)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ERR >= sfLogger::NOTICE)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::WARNING >= sfLogger::NOTICE)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::NOTICE >= sfLogger::NOTICE)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::INFO >= sfLogger::NOTICE)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::DEBUG >= sfLogger::NOTICE)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::EMERG >= sfLogger::INFO)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ALERT >= sfLogger::INFO)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::CRIT >= sfLogger::INFO)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ERR >= sfLogger::INFO)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::WARNING >= sfLogger::INFO)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::NOTICE >= sfLogger::INFO)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::INFO >= sfLogger::INFO)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::DEBUG >= sfLogger::INFO)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::EMERG >= sfLogger::DEBUG)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ALERT >= sfLogger::DEBUG)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::CRIT >= sfLogger::DEBUG)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::ERR >= sfLogger::DEBUG)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::WARNING >= sfLogger::DEBUG)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::NOTICE >= sfLogger::DEBUG)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::INFO >= sfLogger::DEBUG)
 -  only logs if the level is >= to the defined log level (sfLogger::DEBUG >= sfLogger::DEBUG)
# log shortcuts
 - ->emerg($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::EMERG)
 - ->emerg($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::EMERG)
 - ->emerg($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::EMERG)
 - ->emerg($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::EMERG)
 - ->emerg($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::EMERG)
 - ->emerg($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::EMERG)
 - ->emerg($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::EMERG)
 - ->emerg($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::EMERG)
 - ->alert($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ALERT)
 - ->alert($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ALERT)
 - ->alert($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ALERT)
 - ->alert($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ALERT)
 - ->alert($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ALERT)
 - ->alert($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ALERT)
 - ->alert($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ALERT)
 - ->alert($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ALERT)
 - ->crit($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::CRIT)
 - ->crit($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::CRIT)
 - ->crit($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::CRIT)
 - ->crit($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::CRIT)
 - ->crit($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::CRIT)
 - ->crit($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::CRIT)
 - ->crit($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::CRIT)
 - ->crit($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::CRIT)
 - ->err($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ERR)
 - ->err($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ERR)
 - ->err($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ERR)
 - ->err($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ERR)
 - ->err($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ERR)
 - ->err($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ERR)
 - ->err($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ERR)
 - ->err($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::ERR)
 - ->warning($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::WARNING)
 - ->warning($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::WARNING)
 - ->warning($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::WARNING)
 - ->warning($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::WARNING)
 - ->warning($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::WARNING)
 - ->warning($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::WARNING)
 - ->warning($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::WARNING)
 - ->warning($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::WARNING)
 - ->notice($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::NOTICE)
 - ->notice($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::NOTICE)
 - ->notice($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::NOTICE)
 - ->notice($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::NOTICE)
 - ->notice($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::NOTICE)
 - ->notice($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::NOTICE)
 - ->notice($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::NOTICE)
 - ->notice($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::NOTICE)
 - ->info($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::INFO)
 - ->info($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::INFO)
 - ->info($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::INFO)
 - ->info($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::INFO)
 - ->info($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::INFO)
 - ->info($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::INFO)
 - ->info($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::INFO)
 - ->info($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::INFO)
 - ->debug($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::DEBUG)
 - ->debug($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::DEBUG)
 - ->debug($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::DEBUG)
 - ->debug($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::DEBUG)
 - ->debug($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::DEBUG)
 - ->debug($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::DEBUG)
 - ->debug($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::DEBUG)
 - ->debug($msg) is a shortcut for ->log($msg, sfLogger::DEBUG)
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