Logging

LEVEL

mypygui.logging.console.LEVEL

An enum of the different loggging levels
The logging levels from lowest to highest are

DEBUG
INFO
WARNING
ERROR

Console

mypygui.logging.console.Console

Console.set_min_log_level

(level) → None

Sets the logging level

Console.set_logger

(logger) → None

Provides a new logging scheme

Console.section

(count, char_type, kwargs?) → None

Marks a new section
Parameters:

count : int
The number of characters per sectioning line
char_type : str
The character making the sectioning line

Console.log

(*messages, level?, kwargs?) → None

Logs messages at a given level, kwargs are given to the logger
Parameters:

messages : [...str]
level : [...str]
The logging level

Console.debug

(*messages, kwargs?) → None

Logs messages at debug level, kwargs are given to the logger
Parameters:

messages : [...str]

Console.info

(*messages, kwargs?) → None

Logs messages at info level, kwargs are given to the logger
Parameters:

messages : [...str]

Console.warn

(*messages, kwargs?) → None

Logs messages at warn level, kwargs are given to the logger
Parameters:

messages : [...str]

Console.error

(*messages, kwargs?) → None

Logs messages at error level, kwargs are given to the logger
Parameters:

messages : [...str]

Console.write

(*messages) → None

Adds to whatever was written before the last pop_written
NOTE: This is useful as other utilities in python need a logger with a write method
Parameters:

messages : [...str]

Console.pop_written

( ) → str

Returns whatever was written
NOTE: This is useful as other utilities in python need a logger with a write method