wasatch.applog Namespace Reference

Classes
class	MainLogger

Functions
	delete_log_file_if_exists ()
	Remove the specified log file and return True if succesful.
	explicit_log_close ()
	get_location ()
	get_text_from_log ()
	Called at the beginning of every subprocess, to tie into the existing root logger (owned and created by the MainProcess).
	log_file_created ()
	set_location (path)

Variables
	explicit_path = None

Function Documentation

delete_log_file_if_exists()

wasatch.applog.delete_log_file_if_exists

(

)

Remove the specified log file and return True if succesful.

explicit_log_close()

wasatch.applog.explicit_log_close

(

)

get_location()

wasatch.applog.get_location

(

)

get_text_from_log()

wasatch.applog.get_text_from_log

(

)

Called at the beginning of every subprocess, to tie into the existing root logger (owned and created by the MainProcess).

Adds a queue handler object to the root logger to be processed in the main listener.

Only on Windows though. Apparently Linux will pass the root logger amongst processes as expected, so if you add another queue handler you will get double log prints.

Mimic the capturelog style of just slurping the entire log file contents.

MZ: if we're just interested in the 'tail' of the log, this will be horribly inefficient for memory as the log file grows!

log_file_created()

wasatch.applog.log_file_created

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)

set_location()

wasatch.applog.set_location

(

path

)

Variable Documentation

explicit_path

wasatch.applog.explicit_path = None