[nylug-workshop] Tomorrow's meeting is on logging

[phantom21@mindspring.com]

Just for everyone to know, the meeting space is confirmed ours for today, Dec. 
5, and Dec. 19.

Unfortunately it looks as if I'll be missing tonight's meeting as I'm visiting 
a client in eastern Queens and won't get back in time to get the laptop and 
go to the meeting.

I expect to be back for the next meeting on Dec. 5.  I will read the relevant 
info on logging to try to keep pace.

Mark


On Monday 20 November 2006 18:26, Peter C. Norton wrote:
> Hey everyone!
>
> So, I'm back! Tomorrow I'd like to look at chapter 14.5 "logging" in
> the python standard docs:
> http://docs.python.org/lib/module-logging.html
>
> If you can't get this page, you can get the documenation by using:
> >>> import logging
> >>> help(logging)
>
> I'd like to add logging messages to the example log reader that Dan
> sent out a while ago, and then use the log reader to generate logs
> (since there are events that I've run across in the reader that don't
> always work or do but I'm not sure why) and then I think the logs that
> are produced could be used as common test cases to be read by the log
> reader.
>
> This will be preperation to adding logging to dtk itself, so instead
> of working with the basic logging features, we should start here:
>
> http://docs.python.org/lib/node407.html,
>
> And look at the next few pages, too.
>
> Hope to see you all there! It was a bit chilly at the library last
> time, so make sure you've got a computer and a warm coat :)
>
> We're still working on getting different accomodation, so bear with us!
>
> -Peter