Log::CSVLogger

    $csvlogger = Log::CSVLogger->new("path/to/log.csv");

    $csvlogger->debug("Debug Message1","Debug Message2");

    $csvlogger->error("Error Message1","Error Message2");

Log to a file in CSV format.

It accepts csv file path as a arguement.

    $csvlogger = Log::CSVLogger->new("path/to/log.csv");

If the file does not exist it will create it for you.

This method will print a debug message.

    $csvlogger->debug("Debug Message1","Debug Message2");

    timestamp,debug,Debug Message1,Debug Message2,...,Debug MessageN

This method will print an info message.

    $csvlogger->info("Info Message1","Info Message2");

This method will print a warn message.

    $csvlogger->warn("Warn Message1","Warn Message2");

This method will print an error message.

    $csvlogger->error("Error Message1","Error Message2");

In case you want to access log function, this method will print a log message with timestamp and passed arguements.

    $csvlogger->log("Log Message1","Log Message2");

Gaurav Khambhala ( gaurav at deeproot dot co dot in )

Terence Monteiro

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3 or any later version. See http://www.fsf.org/licensing/licenses/gpl.html