Third try to ask almost the same question: >> 1.) What happens on the import line in library/pyjamas/logging? Does >> it import the Pyjamas logging module ported by Kees? >> >> # blatantly copy everything from CPython's logging >> from logging import * >> >> 2.) Can you compare the two attempts of implementation? >> (/library/pyjamas/logging/__init__.py, and >> pyjs/src/pyjs/lib/logging/__init__.py) >> Is the one in the library path a possible replacement of the one in pyjs/lib?
As Pyjamas' logging module in pyjs/src/pyjs/lib/logging/ seems to be a (more or less) simple copy of Python's (version 2.5?) logging module: Is copying the code verbatim necessary? Can't we do a "from logging import *" instead? > it shouldn't be there. at all. and needs removing, immediately. > anything in library/pyjamas/ which has the same names as standard > http://python.org libraries risks OVERRIDING the standard > http://python.org libraries. I can try to delete the ./library/pyjamas/logging module alltogether, and come up with logging _handlers_ only (e.g. AlertHandler, AppendHandler, ConsoleHandler) that can be used with the logging module in pyjs/src/pyjs/lib/logging. If so, where should I put them? If I understand correctly, pyjd uses the Python logging module. Therefore, the Pyjamas logging handlers should go somewhere in ./library/pyjamas/, correct? Peter
