Command Logging

The follow set of classes are used to provide access to the defined loggers as a client or a service. For example, instances of these classes can be stacked on top of a UDP or TCP director to provide debugging to remote devices or to BACpypes applications running as a daemon where there is no interactive command capability.

class commandlogging.CommandLoggingHandler(logging.Handler)

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__init__(self, commander, destination, loggerName)

Parameters:

• commander – record to format
• destination – record to format
• loggerName – record to format

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emit(self, record)

Parameters:commander – record to format

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class commandlogging.CommandLogging(Logging)

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handlers

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process_command(self, cmd, addr)

Parameters:

• cmd – command message to be processed
• addr – address of source of request/response

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emit(self, msg, addr)

Parameters:

• msg – message to send
• addr – address to send request/response

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class commandlogging.CommandLoggingServer(CommandLogging, Server, Logging)

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indication(pdu)

Parameters:pdu – command message to be processed

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emit(self, msg, addr)

Parameters:

• msg – message to send
• addr – address to send response

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class commandlogging.CommandLoggingClient(CommandLogging, Client, Logging)

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confirmation(pdu)

Parameters:pdu – command message to be processed

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emit(self, msg, addr)

Parameters:

• msg – message to send
• addr – address to send request

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