warnings.warn vs logging.warning
Gunter Henriksen
gunterhenriksen at gmail.com
Wed Aug 19 11:43:55 EDT 2009
When I want to issue a warning, I am uncertain
about the distinction between warnings.warn() and
logging.warning(). My naive thought is to presume
"warning" means the same thing in both cases, and
so if I call logging.warning(), it should take
care of making sure something equivalent to my
calling warnings.warn() will happen... more than
just having a message go to wherever a message
to warnings.warn() would go. If I want to utilize
the capabilities of both mechanisms (like having
an exception raised), should I call both functions?
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