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By: davmp
I'm seeing a number of marked errors related to logger methods such as calling
logger.debug(), etc. I'm not sure if this is due to something I'm doing or
whether there is something wrong with PyDev. Advice is appreciated.
Here is a description of the typical pattern I'm using:
* In the root level package for an application called 'myapp', define a logger
for the application in a module called logger.py like this:
import logging
logger = logging.getLogger('myapp')
* In other packages or modules within that application, import that logger and
try to log to it using any of the info, debug, exception, etc. methods like
this:
from myapp.logger import logger
class Foo(object):
def __init__(self):
logger.debug('Creating Foo: %s', self)
PyDev (or is it PyDev extensions?) always marks the call to the debug method
on this last line as an 'Undefined variable from import: debug'. How do I avoid
this?
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