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Igor Korot
Hi, ALL,
Could someone please explain to me how the code in
http://docs.python.org/2/howto/logging#logging-from-multiple-modules
works?
In particular I'm interested in how the mylib.py knows about the myapp.log.
What I mean is: logging object is not passed to mylib.py, so
essentially it should create a new instance of the logging object.
What am I missing?
But this question comes from the following fact about my application.
I tried to create a logging object which will store the logging
information to the file in the main class. Then I pass this object to
another class constructor and use it in that second class.
Upon running everything is OK, but when the program successfully
finishes, the log file has 0 length.
AFAIU, I'm doing it properly and the example referenced is wrong, yet
the results are completely different.
Thank you for any expplanation.
Could someone please explain to me how the code in
http://docs.python.org/2/howto/logging#logging-from-multiple-modules
works?
In particular I'm interested in how the mylib.py knows about the myapp.log.
What I mean is: logging object is not passed to mylib.py, so
essentially it should create a new instance of the logging object.
What am I missing?
But this question comes from the following fact about my application.
I tried to create a logging object which will store the logging
information to the file in the main class. Then I pass this object to
another class constructor and use it in that second class.
Upon running everything is OK, but when the program successfully
finishes, the log file has 0 length.
AFAIU, I'm doing it properly and the example referenced is wrong, yet
the results are completely different.
Thank you for any expplanation.