anchor.diff:  
   === Log to remote syslogd via UDP
   
  -  $syslogHost = 192.0.2.22;
  -  $syslogPort = 514;
  -  $logger = new \Simplogger\RemoteSysLogger($ident, $facility, $syslogHost, $syslogPort);
  +[source,php]
  +----
  +$syslogHost = 192.0.2.22;
  +$syslogPort = 514;
  +$logger = new \Simplogger\RemoteSysLogger($ident, $facility, $syslogHost, $syslogPort);
  +----
   
   `RemoteSysLogger` sends all messages to syslogd over UDP.
   Default host is `127.0.0.1`, default port number is 514.
   
   === Log to stdout/stderr
   
  -  $logger = new \Simplogger\StdoutLogger;
  +[source,php]
  +----
  +$logger = new \Simplogger\StdoutLogger;
  +----
   
   `StdoutLogger` writes all messages to stdout.
   
  
positive.code: These loggers can be optionally set up to include
  timestamp, ident and severity with each message:
  
    $timestamp = TRUE;
    $severity = TRUE;
    $logger = new \Simplogger\StdoutLogger($timestamp, $ident, $severity);
  
  === Log to file
  
    $logFile = '/var/log/my.log';
    $logger = new \Simplogger\FileLogger($logFile);
  
  `FileLogger` writes all messages to a given file.
  
  Like the stdout/stderr loggers, `FileLogger` has an option to include
  timestamp, ident and severity with each message.
  
    $logger = new \Simplogger\FileLogger($logFile, $timestamp, $ident, $severity);
  
  == Usage
  
    $logger->alert('A message with ALERT severity');
    $logger->crit('A message with CRIT severity');
    $logger->err('A message with ERR severity');
    $logger->warning('A message with WARNING severity');
    $logger->notice('A message with NOTICE severity');
    $logger->info('A message with INFO severity');
    $logger->debug('A messsage with DEBUG severity');
  
  
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  = Simplogger: Simple PHP logging utility
  
  == Overview
  