import matlog.logging
logging.basicConfig('level', 'INFO');
logger = logging.getLogger();
logger.info('hello world!');

import matlog.logging
logging.basicConfig('format', '%(level)s ~ PID %(process)06d ~ %(message)s');
logger = logging.getLogger();
logger.warning('The quick brown fox');

import matlog.logging
logging.basicConfig('logfile', 'example.log');
logger = logging.getLogger();
logger.warning('hello world!');

import matlog.logging
logging.basicConfig('level', 'INFO');
logger = logging.getLogger();
logger.info('100%% complete');

logger.info('%s', '100% complete');

import matlog.logging matlog.StreamHandler
logger = logging.getLogger();
% Initially there aren't any handlers and so the log messages will not go
% anywhere.
logger.error("This message won't be seen because there are no handlers");
% Set IO stream 2 for stderr
handler1 = StreamHandler(2);
logger.addHandler(handler1);
logger.error("Now we have a logger we can see the message");
% We can add another logger with a different format. You can even change how
% the time is represented.
% The handlers have their own log level filter which operate in addition to the
% logger's level. By default they allow all levels.
% By default StreamHandlers log to stdout.
handler2 = StreamHandler('format', '%(asctime)s %(level)s: %(message)s',...
    'dateFormat', 'yyyy MMM dd - HHmmss', 'level', 'ERROR');
logger.addHandler(handler2);
logger.error("You should see this twice");
logger.warning("This priority will only be logged by one handler");

import matlog.logging matlog.StreamHandler matlog.LogLevel
% basicConfig configures the root logger only.
rootLogger = logging.getLogger();
rootLogger.level = LogLevel.WARNING;

fatherLogger = logging.getLogger('father');
fatherLogger.level = LogLevel.INFO;

daughterLogger = logging.getLogger('father.daughter');
daughterLogger.level = LogLevel.ALL;

% root logs to stderr and the others to stdout.
rootLogger.addHandler(StreamHandler(2));
fatherLogger.addHandler(StreamHandler());
daughterLogger.addHandler(StreamHandler());

% Log different levels to demonstrate the filtering effect of the hierarchy.
% Notice the logger name in each log message.
daughterLogger.warning("This message is logged by all loggers");
daughterLogger.info("This message is logged by only father and daughter");
daughterLogger.debug("This message is logged by only daughter");