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#          Copyright (c) 2008 Michael Fellinger m.fellinger@gmail.com
#          Copyright (c) 2008 rob@rebeltechnologies.nl
# All files in this distribution are subject to the terms of the Ruby license.

require 'syslog'

# Add aliases for the levelnames used by Ramaze logging
module Syslog
    alias dev debug
    alias warn warning
    alias error err
    module_function :dev, :warn, :error 
end

module Ramaze
    module Logger
        # Logger class for writing to syslog. It is a *very* thin wrapper
        # around the Syslog library.
        class Syslog
		    include Logging

            # Open the syslog library, if it is allready open, we reopen it using the
            # new argument list.  The argument list is passed on to the Syslog library
            # so please check that, and man syslog for detailed information.  
            # There are 3 parameters:
            #
            #   ident:  The identification used in the log file, defaults to $0
            #   options:  defaults to  Syslog::LOG_PID | Syslog::LOG_CONS
            #   facility: defaults to Syslog::LOG_USER
            #
            def initialize( *args )
	    	    ::Syslog.close if ::Syslog.opened?
	    	    ::Syslog.open( *args )
            end

            # just sends all messages received to ::Syslog
            # We simply return if the log was closed for some reason, this behavior
            # was copied from Informer.  We do not handle levels here. This will
            # be done by te syslog daemon based on it's configuration.
            def log(tag, *messages)
			    return if !::Syslog.opened?
              	::Syslog.send(tag, *messages)
            end

            # Has to call the modules singleton-method.
            def inspect
              ::Syslog.inspect
            end
        end
    end
end