`arelle.ErrorManager`¶

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Module Contents¶

Classes¶

Data¶

`LoggableValue`
`EMPTY_TUPLE`
`ErrorsType`

API¶

arelle.ErrorManager.LoggableValue¶: None

arelle.ErrorManager.EMPTY_TUPLE: arelle.typing.EmptyTuple¶: ()

arelle.ErrorManager.ErrorsType: TypeAlias¶: None

class arelle.ErrorManager.ErrorManager(modelManager: arelle.ModelManager.ModelManager, errorCaptureLevel: int)¶

Initialization

logHasRelevelerPlugin: bool | None¶: None

_errorCaptureLevel: int¶: None

_errors: arelle.ErrorManager.ErrorsType¶: None

_logCount: dict[str, int]¶: None

_logRefFileRelUris: collections.defaultdict[Any, dict[str, str]]¶: None

_modelManager: arelle.ModelManager.ModelManager¶: None

property errors: arelle.ErrorManager.ErrorsType¶

property logCount: dict[str, int]¶

_effectiveMessageCode(messageCodes: tuple[Any] | str) → str | None¶: If codes includes EFM, GFM, HMRC, or SBR-coded error then the code chosen (if a sequence) corresponds to whether EFM, GFM, HMRC, or SBR validation is in effect.

clear() → None¶

isLoggingEffectiveFor(logger: logging.Logger, **kwargs: Any) → bool¶

log(logger: logging.Logger, level: str, codes: Any, msg: str, sourceModelXbrl: arelle.ModelXbrl.ModelXbrl | None = None, fileSource: arelle.FileSource.FileSource | None = None, entryLoadingUrl: str | None = None, logRefObjectProperties: bool = False, **args: Any) → None¶: Same as error(), but level passed in as argument

_logArguments(messageCode: str, msg: str, codedArgs: dict[str, str], sourceModelXbrl: arelle.ModelXbrl.ModelXbrl | None = None, fileSource: arelle.FileSource.FileSource | None = None, entryLoadingUrl: str | None = None, logRefObjectProperties: bool = False) → Any¶

_loggableValue(argValue: Any) → arelle.ErrorManager.LoggableValue¶

setErrorCaptureLevel(errorCaptureLevel: int) → None¶