Hello, Is it possible to disable myrobotlab.log because i don't used it and it is dangerous for my SSD disque. Thank you Dom. Accessing the java logger from jython you might want to try something like this: from org.myrobotlab.logging import LoggingFactory from org.myrobotlab.logging import LoggingSLF4J log = LoggingFactory().getInstance() log.removeAllAppenders() no idea if it will work.. but in theory it should disconnect all the loggers that are active for the slf4j logging system in MRL... Kwatters is right In the Kwatters is right In the future Runtime.disableLogging() or Runtime.setLogLevel("DISABLE") will do the same thing.. but kwatters gave you an immediate work-a-around ok thank you it's work. Dom ok thank you it's work. Dom Getting Started Log in or register to post comments
Accessing the java logger from jython you might want to try something like this: from org.myrobotlab.logging import LoggingFactory from org.myrobotlab.logging import LoggingSLF4J log = LoggingFactory().getInstance() log.removeAllAppenders() no idea if it will work.. but in theory it should disconnect all the loggers that are active for the slf4j logging system in MRL...
Kwatters is right In the Kwatters is right In the future Runtime.disableLogging() or Runtime.setLogLevel("DISABLE") will do the same thing.. but kwatters gave you an immediate work-a-around
Accessing the java logger from jython
you might want to try something like this:
Kwatters is right In the
Kwatters is right
In the future
Runtime.disableLogging() or
Runtime.setLogLevel("DISABLE")
will do the same thing.. but kwatters gave you an immediate work-a-around
ok thank you it's work. Dom
ok thank you it's work.
Dom