Details

LogEntry.php contains classes for dealing with individual log entries. It has the interface LogEntry, the abstract class LogEntryBase, and the classes DatabaseLogEntry, RCDatabaseLogEntry, and ManualLogEntry.

Classes

• ManualLogEntry is used for creating new log entries and then inserting them into the database.
• DatabaseLogEntry is used as a value class to process existing log entries. In other words, it caches a log entry from the database and provides an immutable object-oriented representation of it. It is most commonly instantiated via DatabaseLogEntry::newFromRow() and can be instantiated using entries from either the logging or recentchanges table.
• RCDatabaseLogEntry is a subclass of DatabaseLogEntry for objects constructed from entries in the recentchanges table (rather than the logging table).

Methods

• ManualLogEntry::__construct( $type, $subtype ) — subtype means logging.log_action.

See also

• Manual:Logging table
• Manual:LogPage.php
• Manual:ManualLogEntry.php
• Manual:DatabaseLogEntry.php
• Manual:RCDatabaseLogEntry.php