WHATS THIS

test that AutoCategorize can be used in a program that also uses Log::Log4perl ':easy'. It probably should have multiple classes which use alternate modes, but that for later.

This test needs some work; while the 2 loggers share a single config, that config still specifies 2 separate output files, with 2 different layouts.

So I should write several new tests; * several packages in single file, with (easy, standard, auto) * same with 3 user packages in different files * sharing one log-file.

But that said, both output files are getting the complete output, from both loggers (:easy and AutoCategorize). Further, each has the correct layout, as given in respective configs.

The :easy output also demonstrates that the Log::Log4perl has most of the capabilities of AutoCategorize; %F %M %L contain the info that AutoCat builds the category from. The difference is in the ability to filter on them, cuz theyre exposed in the category.

Note that use order matters; AutoCategorize must be 1st, cuz it adds 2 custom levels, which must be done before a logger is initialized, which is done by :easy. Those custom levels arent central to the module, Ill probably make them optional/configurable in the next release.