Redirect SOFA logs to Python's sys.stdout using a custom PythonMessageHandler #576
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SOFA log messages were not displayed in a Jupyter notebook. The reason is explained here. pybind11 has a way to redirect std::cout/std::cerr to Python's sys.stdout: https://pybind11.readthedocs.io/en/stable/advanced/pycpp/utilities.html
Note that
SofaRuntime.init()must be called in order to enable this redirection.Result in a notebook: