Log error message: Log.debug("message %s", str(value))

Call built in print function to show the arguments in cmd terminal.

Create the directory tree under the Log folder if necessary and finally return a fully qualified file name as string. - 'args' is a l

Append a new line in the config file. Args: line ([str]): line data. timeFlg (bool, optional): Add the time stamp bef

log debug message: Log.debug("message %s", str(value))

Get the config data under json format (python dict). Args: specChar (str, optional): The key/value pair split char: key<specChar>

Generate the latest logfile's name based on the current time.

Get all the filered lines of the config file. Args: filterFun ([function], optional): function for filter. Defaults to None.

Initialize logging - pwd: pathname of working directory under which we put logs - logDirName: put all logs into this dir, i.e. 'Logs'

Log wanring message: Log.wanring("message %s", str(value))

Write 'mb' megabytes of junk to log

Examine files in 'dirName', and if we find any that start with 'fileNameBase', remove the oldest of those to keep no more than 'cnt'

log exception message with the stack: Log.exception(e)

Get current local time, return tuple for logging (yyyymmdd, hhmmss) Can pass floating point time, or leave empty for 'now'

Log normal information message: Log.info("message %s", str(value))

Set the auto reset time flag for file name change during rotate.

Set the file process mode. Args: mode ([str]): mode string.

Init the config loader. example: cfg = ConfigLoader('cfg.txt', mode='r', filterChars=('#', '\n'), logFlg=False) Args:

Print compact callstack, with introductory string.

Handle rollover for TimedRotatingFileHandler.

Define a handler which writes INFO messages or higher to the specified stream. I had to change this for multiprocessing, to allow Non