setLevel: Set logging.level for the object.
In logging: R Logging Package
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
Alter an existing logger or handler, setting its logging.level to a new
value. You can access loggers by name, while you must use getHandler to
get a handler.
Usage
1
setLevel(level, container = "")
Arguments
level
The new level for this object. Can be numeric or character.
container
a logger, its name or a handler. Default is root logger.
Examples
1
2
3
basicConfig()
setLevel("FINEST")
setLevel("DEBUG", getHandler("basic.stdout"))
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Alter an existing logger or handler, setting its logging.level to a new
value. You can access loggers by name, while you must use getHandler to
get a handler.
Usage
1 | setLevel(level, container = "")
|
Arguments
level |
The new level for this object. Can be numeric or character. |
container |
a logger, its name or a handler. Default is root logger. |
Examples
1 2 3 | basicConfig()
setLevel("FINEST")
setLevel("DEBUG", getHandler("basic.stdout"))
|
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