The new nuDebug class features a setFlag() function, allowing for the assignment of a flag or label to the debugging context.
This allows for more organized and informative debugging or logging output.
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nuDebug::setFlag('Critical Error')->log('Error: Failed to retrieve data..');
1. `nuDebug::setFlag('Critical Error')`: This part of the code calls the `setFlag()` function of the `nuDebug` class and passes a string `'Critical Error'` as an argument. This function sets a flag or label for the debugging context. It could be used to categorize or mark certain types of debug log entries for easier identification or filtering later on. In this case, it sets the flag to 'Critical Error'.
2. `->log('Failed...');`: After setting the flag, the `log()` function is called on the resulting object. This function logs a message along with the flag set previously. In this case, it logs the message `'Failed...'`.
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Available as of Files Version: V.4.5-2024.03.15.01