Description: ------------ the shortcut methods to log an event (such as debug(), info(), alert()) don't log the correct class name where the event occured. In stead, they log their 'self' class name "Log". The name of the function/method however does get logged correctly. Test script: --------------- class MyClass { function myFunction { /* Start a log instance with the class name displayed */ $options = array('lineFormat' => '%4$s (%8$s::%7$s)'); $logger = &Log::singleton('display', '', '', $options); /* Log an event using log() */ $logger->log('This will be logged correctly with the class name MyClass in the log event details.'); /* Log an event using the shortcut info() */ $logger->info('This will be logged incorrectly, MyClass is not logged as the class name!'); } } Expected result: ---------------- The output using '%4$s (%8$s::%7$s)' as the lineFormat should be "Message (MyClass::myFunction)". Actual result: -------------- The actual output using info() (or any other shortcut log method) is incorrect: "Message (Log::myFunction)".

Please note: In contrary to the script example I have found this bug using a composite handler!

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