[Catalyst] Simplest way to insert debug messages for Apache2 + Catalyst?

[Edric H]

Hello, I've recently started using Catalyst + Apache2 as the server and have had a big pain in debugging my code and checking if certain statements are reached. I've tried googling with little luck... so far what I've tried was:
 
 sub end : Private {
     my ( $self, $c ) = @_;
 
 A:
     $c->log->debug("SWORDFISH");
 B:
      $c->log->info("SWORDFISH2");
 C: 
    open(foo,'>>mydirectory/file')
    print foo 'SWORDFISH3';
    close(foo);
 
     if (!$c->res->redirect || !$c->res->output) {
         $c->forward('WWW::Admon::V::TT');
     }
 }
 
 A and B don't seem to output anything anywhere. Ideally i'd like the messages to print to my apache error log.
 
 Method C has been my best bet and my counterparts who worked with Catalyst before me suggested this method to me... now i know there has to be a more elegant way of making debug messages...
 
 Can anyone please tell me or point me in the right direction? I've googled for a long time... I've mainly found answers for when Catalyst is standalone without Apache. Hopefully this is not a stupid question. Thanks.
 
		
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