Config file (for the tutorial)

This is the config file for the example in tutorial.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<options>
    
  <!-- The intput directory that contains class source files to be compiled -->
  <!-- Use commma for multiple directories -->
  <source_dirs>classes</source_dirs>
 
  <!-- Whether to compile subdirs recursively: true(default)|false -->
  <recursive>true</recursive>
 
  <!-- The output directory that the compiled runtime info is stored -->
  <!-- You need to make it writable to the user who runs your web app -->
  <compiled_dir>compiled</compiled_dir>
  
  <!-- The file to contain the compiled information: default to compiled.ezpdo --> 
  <compiled_file>compiled.ezpdo</compiled_file>
  
  <!-- The default DSN to the database you want to store your objects -->
  <!-- This will be default DSN for classes that do not have DSN specified -->
  <default_dsn>mysql://ezpdo_ex:pdoiseasy@localhost/ezpdo_ex</default_dsn>
 
  <!-- Whether to enable auto-compile: true(default)|false -->
  <!-- Class will be auto-compiled for the first time to be persisted -->
  <auto_compile>true</auto_compile>
 
  <!-- Whether you want to enable auto-flush: true(default)|false -->
  <!-- All 'dirty' objects are commit before your script exits-->
  <auto_flush>true</auto_flush>
  
  <!-- The database abstraction library you want to use: default to adodb-->
  <!-- Currently available options: adodb, peardb -->
  <db_lib>peardb</db_lib>
 
  <!-- Configuration for the EZPDO loggers: console, file, db -->
  <log>
    
    <!-- The console logger -->
    <console>
 
      <!-- Whether to enable the console logger: true(default)|false -->
      <!-- The console logger only works when you run script from CLI -->
      <enabled>true</enabled>
 
      <!-- Which stream to use: stdout or stderr -->
      <stream>stdout</stream>
 
    </console>
 
    <!-- The file logger (optional) -->
    <file>
 
      <!-- Whether to enable the file logger: true(default)|false -->
      <enabled>true</enabled>
 
      <!-- Which file to write logs. Default to ./ezpdo.log -->
      <!-- Make sure the file is wriatable to the user who runs your web -->
      <file>log/ezpdo.log</file>
 
    </file>
 
    <!-- The db logger -->
    <db>
 
      <!-- Whether you want to enable the file logger: true|false(default) -->
      <enabled>false</enabled>
 
      <!-- The DSN to the db you want to write logs to -->
      <dsn>mysql://ezpdo_ex:pdoiseasy@localhost/ezpdo_ex</dsn>
 
      <!-- The name of the database table you want to write logs to -->
      <table>ezpdo_log</table>
 
    </db>
 
  </log>  
</options>