Logger for D (was: Using glog's design for Phobos?)

[so]

> That's why it is a standard practice to have *independent* loggers for  
> most of your classes. I refuse to use anything that dumps all the logs  
> into the same bin - it's a joke and not a logging framework.

Also if you want to see a real joke,
take a closer look at the codes of big companies or big open source  
project codes.
Over-engineering joke at best, just load a random source file.
Oh what you get? Probably it contains 10 functions each contains 10 lines  
of code.
Each of these 10 lines contains 2 lines to open/close a logger.
You are not really logging there, Your whole program is a LOGGING  
framework, you certainly need a "complex" logger :)

Sorry couldn't resist!

-- 
Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/mail/