OpenStructure has a logging system going beyond what print statements can offer. Messages can be logged to the terminal to the graphical user interface or a file. Depending on the needs, groups of messages can be turned and off.
OpenStructure has a logging system going beyond what print statements can offer. Messages can be logged to the terminal to the graphical user interface or a file. Depending on the needs, groups of messages can be turned and off.
.. function:: LogError(message)
.. function:: LogError(message)
LogWarning(message)
LogWarning(message)
LogScript(message)
LogInfo(message)
LogInfo(message)
LogVerbose(message)
LogVerbose(message)
LogDebug(message)
LogTrace(message)
Add a message to the log. For the choice of the appropriate logging level,
Add a message to the log. For the choice of the appropriate logging level,
see :ref:`picking-logging-level`.
see :ref:`picking-logging-level`.
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Change the verbosity level to the given integer value. All log events
Change the verbosity level to the given integer value. All log events
which have a severity above verbosity will be ignored. By default, the log
which have a severity above verbosity will be ignored. By default, the log
level is 2, meaning that errors, warnings and script logging events are
level is 2, meaning that errors, warnings and script logging events are
visible.
visible. By setting it to -1, you can disable all logging.