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I'm working in a dual Perl/Python shop, developing some base classes in both. I'd like the libraries to be as similar as possible (within reasonable effort).

Python's logging facility is used for logging. Is there something in Perl (e.g., CPAN) that does something similar? I need a reference to the logger object in the parent object, and be able to call different log level methods (debug, info, etc.) I don't need the full Python logging capability (which seems quite extensive).

If not, I'll adapt something like Log::Message, or roll my own.

Update: adding link for Python logging class.

-QM
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In reply to Perl Equivalent of Python logging? by QM

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