Maybe it's just doesn't exist, as I cannot find it in pydoc. But using python's logging package, is there a way to query a Logger to find out how many times a particular function was called? For example, how many errors/warnings were reported?
A:
There'a a warnings module that -- to an extent -- does some of that.
You might want to add this counting feature to a customized Handler. The problem is that there are a million handlers and you might want to add it to more than one kind.
You might want to add it to a Filter, since that's independent of the Handlers in use.
S.Lott
2009-05-01 18:50:01
+3
A:
The logging module doesn't appear to support this. In the long run you'd probably be better off creating a new module, and adding this feature via sub-classing the items in the existing logging module to add the features you need, but you could also achieve this behavior pretty easily with a decorator:
class callcounted(object):
"""Decorator to determine number of calls for a method"""
def __init__(self,method):
self.method=method
self.counter=0
def __call__(self,*args,**kwargs):
self.counter+=1
return self.method(*args,**kwargs)
import logging
logging.error=callcounted(logging.error)
logging.error('one')
logging.error('two')
print logging.error.counter
Output:
ERROR:root:one
ERROR:root:two
2
Mark Roddy
2009-05-01 18:51:37