For a more advanced usage, you can use a ComplexLogger to define multiple Output, or even define your own, like sending the data over a TCP connection!

This class can be used like an object by creating a hidden instance on demand.

This class is creatable.

This class can be used as a function.

Constants

Critical	Constant that defines a log message as Critical.
Debug	Constant that defines a log message as being of Debug information level.
DefaultFormat
Error	Constant that defines a log message as being of Error level.
Info	Constant that defines a log message as being of Info (informational) level.
Stderr	Constant that defines a log message as being of standard error level.
Stdout	Constant that defines a log message as being of standard output level.
Warning	Constant that defines a log message as being of Warning level.

Properties

Enabled	Returns or sets the status of the Logger. If set to False, every call to Log will be ignored.
Format	Sets or returns the format for log messages produced by the Logger object.
Level	Sets or returns the minimum logging level for the Logger object. The levels are defined by the component's constants, viz
Output	Returns the path to where the log is being saved.

Methods

Begin	Initializes the Logger. You need to call this method before logging anything, it will make sure that the Output file is available and ready to be written.
Log	Writes sMessage to the log file, or to the defined output if the call to isEnabledFor returns True for the level iLevel .
isEnabledFor	Returns whether the Logger object is enabled for (i.e. will not ignore messages for) the message level specified by iLevel.