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[edit] Logging

By default a Python-Ogre application writes an Ogre.log file AND writes it's logging to the console screen. To manage this you have to create your own logManager, and listener (if you want to do something with the log info)

[edit] Sample Code

import ogre.renderer.OGRE as Ogre

class MyLog(Ogre.LogListener):
    """
    Creates a C++ log that will try and write to console and file
    """

    def messageLogged(self, message, level, debug, logName):
        # This should be called by Ogre instead of logging
        print 'Python Logger Called -- Listener works !!!'

# Create the global log manager instance
logMgr = Ogre.LogManager()

# create the instance of our log listener
myLog = MyLog()

# create a "log"
logMgr = Ogre.LogManager.getSingletonPtr()
currentLog = logMgr.createLog("dummy.log",
                              True,  # it's the default log
                              False, # I don't want it sent to the debug window
                              False, # it's a virtual log, so you need a listener :)
                              )
# register our listener
currentLog.addListener(myLog)

# And test it
logMgr.logMessage('Should Not Appear', Ogre.LML_CRITICAL, False)