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I am looking for a way to use the ExtendedInterpolation functionality found in the configparser lib when loading in a ini file to Logging.config.FileConfig. http://docs.python.org/3/library/configparser#configparser.ExtendedInterpolation So if I have a ini file that looks like this: [logSettings] eventlogs=application logfilepath=C:\Programs\dk_test\results\dklog_009.log levelvalue=10 [formatters] keys=dkeventFmt,dklogFmt [handlers] keys=dklogHandler [handler_dklogHandler] class=FileHandler level=${logSettings:levelvalue} formatter=dklogFmt args=(${logSettings:logfilepath}, 'w') [logger_dklog] level=${logSettings:levelvalue} handlers=dklogHandler As you can see I am following the extended interpolation syntax by using the ${...} notation to reference a value in a different section. When calling the file like so logging.config.fileConfig(filepath) , the eval'ing within the module always fails. In paticular on the eval'ing of the args option in the [handler_dklogHandler] section. Is there a way to get around this? Thanks! Note: Using Python 3.2
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