📋 bertini.logging

Notes

Logging is enabled for through Bertini2’s core logging facilities, in turn powered by Boost.Log.

They currently aren’t fancy, but you have a few things you can do.

1. Adjust the level. See severity_level and set_level()

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Parsing functions, taking strings and producing various other things

bertini.logging.add_file((str)arg1, (str)pattern, (int)format, (bool)rotation_size) → None :

Add a file-name pattern to be written to, with a given formatting, and a threshold rotation size. See Boost.Log for more information on these strings. This part of Bertini is a direct shunt to Boost.Log.

bertini.logging.init([(str)pattern='bertini_%N.log'[, (str)format='%Message%'[, (int)rotation_size=10485760[, (severity_level)level=bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Info]]]]) → None :

Initialize logging. See set_level and add_file.

bertini.logging.set_level((severity_level)level) → None :

Set the threshold severity level. Events with lower-than-this level will be ignored. All messages are written to files. Writing to strings back into Python is not currently enabled. If this is a problem, please file an issue on GitHub at github.com/bertiniteam/b2/issues . YAGNI

class bertini.logging.severity_level

Debug = bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Debug

Error = bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Error

Fatal = bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Fatal

Info = bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Info

Trace = bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Trace

Warning = bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Warning

names = {'Debug': bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Debug, 'Error': bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Error, 'Fatal': bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Fatal, 'Info': bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Info, 'Trace': bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Trace, 'Warning': bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Warning}

values = {0: bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Trace, 1: bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Debug, 2: bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Info, 3: bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Warning, 4: bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Error, 5: bertini._pybertini.logging.severity_level.Fatal}