Python Logging#

The logging facilities for Einsums are available in Python.

einsums.core.log(level: int, message: str)#

Logs a message with the given level. The levels are as follows:

0: Trace messages. These are only shown when running the Debug configuration. These are used for putting messages in the code to see which parts are actually being run.

1: Debug messages. These are only shown when running the Debug configuration. These are for giving information about the values of variables or other program state information.

2: Informational messages. These are things that are useful to know but don’t necessarily warrant extra attention.

3: Warnings. These indicate that the program may be in a bad state, but it is recoverable.

4: Errors. These indicate that the program is in a bad state, but it is not recoverable.

5: Critical messages. For when error messages aren’t severe enough.

Each of these levels also has a specialized call.

einsums.core.log_trace(message: str)#: Logs a trace message. Only shows up when Einsums is built in the Debug configuration.

einsums.core.log_debug(message: str)#: Logs a debug message. Only shows up when Einsums is built in the Debug configuration.

einsums.core.log_info(message: str)#: Logs an informational message.

einsums.core.log_warn(message: str)#: Logs a warning.

einsums.core.log_error(message: str)#: Logs an error.

einsums.core.log_critical(message: str)#: Logs a critical message.