Python – No handlers could be found for logger "OpenGL.error"
Question:
Okay, what is it, and why does it occur on Win2003 server, but not on WinXP.
It doesn’t seem to affect my application at all, but I get this error message when I close the application. And it’s annoying (as errors messages should be).
I am using pyOpenGl and wxPython to do the graphics stuff. Unfortunately, I’m a C# programmer that has taken over this Python app, and I had to learn Python to do it.
I can supply code and version numbers etc, but I’m still learning the technical stuff, so any help would be appreciated.
Python 2.5, wxPython and pyOpenGL
Answers:
Looks like OpenGL is trying to report some error on Win2003, however you’ve not configured your system where to output logging info.
You can add the following to the beginning of your program and you’ll see details of the error in stderr.
import logging
logging.basicConfig()
Checkout documentation on logging module to get more config info, conceptually it’s similar to log4J.
After adding the Logging above, I was able to see that the problem was caused by missing TConstants class, which I was excluding in the py2exe setup.py file.
After removing the “Tconstants” from the excluded list, I no longer had problems.
The proper way to get rid of this message is to configure NullHandler for the root level logger of your library (OpenGL).
Okay, what is it, and why does it occur on Win2003 server, but not on WinXP.
It doesn’t seem to affect my application at all, but I get this error message when I close the application. And it’s annoying (as errors messages should be).
I am using pyOpenGl and wxPython to do the graphics stuff. Unfortunately, I’m a C# programmer that has taken over this Python app, and I had to learn Python to do it.
I can supply code and version numbers etc, but I’m still learning the technical stuff, so any help would be appreciated.
Python 2.5, wxPython and pyOpenGL
Looks like OpenGL is trying to report some error on Win2003, however you’ve not configured your system where to output logging info.
You can add the following to the beginning of your program and you’ll see details of the error in stderr.
import logging
logging.basicConfig()
Checkout documentation on logging module to get more config info, conceptually it’s similar to log4J.
After adding the Logging above, I was able to see that the problem was caused by missing TConstants class, which I was excluding in the py2exe setup.py file.
After removing the “Tconstants” from the excluded list, I no longer had problems.
The proper way to get rid of this message is to configure NullHandler for the root level logger of your library (OpenGL).