Hi everyone,
I hope this is the right place to ask, as this seems to be a mailing list focused on various products (hopefully Logbook is one of them).
I've played around with Logbook for a week now and find it pretty cool, but I'm still surprised at how some things are done and I can't find how to do other, simple things. What bothers me the most: I have an application which should log to various files. Log files (commands.log, http.log, memory.log...) should contain more specific information. Obviously, one log file per category. Although I have a general file that contains information from every other logger if it exceeds a certain error level, I would like to sort my debugging data into several files.
And... I don't know how to do it. The documentation seems to acknowledge that it is possible, but not recommended, to have a handler associated to a logger. Yet, as far as I know, the only way to create several logging files in Logbook would be to create several FileHandler. Am I missing something obvious here? The documentation isn't that small so I might have missed important examples, and I might not be that familiar with the design yet.
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