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This uses the standard Python logging class. Logging level and other logging details are controlled using the parameter file. | This uses the standard Python logging class. Logging level and other logging details are controlled using the parameter file. | ||
Logger ( in logger.py ) and Parameters ( in parameters.py ). The controller creates one of each, and make them available to the other components. The other components can interact with them, and uses them respectively for logging events, and getting access to parameters ( those aspects of the application that are particularly easy to change ). I describe more of this in [[My Python Coding Conventions]] | Logger ( in logger.py ) and Parameters ( in parameters.py ). The controller creates one of each, and make them available to the other components. The other components can interact with them, and uses them respectively for logging events, and getting access to parameters ( those aspects of the application that are particularly easy to change ). I describe more of this in [[My Python Coding Conventions]] | ||
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== Other Classes == | == Other Classes == |