def output_level(self):
if '_outputLevel' in self.__dict__:
return LoggingLevel.retrieve( self.__dict__['_outputLevel'] )
else:
return LoggingLevel.INFO
try:
import argparse
except ImportError:
from RingerCore.parsers import __py_argparse as argparse
from RingerCore.util import EnumStringification, get_attributes
###############################################################################
# Logger related objects
###############################################################################
from RingerCore.Logger import LoggingLevel, Logger
loggerParser = argparse.ArgumentParser(add_help = False)
logOutput = loggerParser.add_argument_group('Loggging arguments', '')
logOutput.add_argument('--output-level',
default = LoggingLevel.tostring( LoggingLevel.INFO ),
type=str, required = False, dest = '_outputLevel',
help = "The output level for the main logger. Options are: " + \
str( get_attributes( LoggingLevel, onlyVars = True, getProtected = False ) ))
###############################################################################
## LoggerNamespace
# When using logger parser parent, make sure to use LoggerNamespace when
# retrieving arguments
class LoggerNamespace( argparse.Namespace ):
"""
Namespace for dealing with logger parser properties
"""
def __init__(self, **kw):
argparse.Namespace.__init__( self, **kw )
@property
