Lorenzo Gaifas

> When you zoom out a bit the highlight ends up consuming the point marker: Yup, I saw that and tried to fix it but couldn't find the issue... it's...

This is starting to look fun. Try with this: ```py import logging logger = logging.getLogger() logger.setLevel('DEBUG') import napari v = napari.Viewer() logging.getLogger('napari').debug('some debug info') logging.getLogger('napari.something').warning('this will show (sublogger of napari)')...

Main things that I don't know how to deal with: - log messages seem to now be completely taken over by our logger, and no longer appear on the console...

@psobolewskiPhD I'm sure you'll like this :P

Actually, I "solved it" by explicitly readding to the handlers the default "fallback" handler. But yes, by default as soon as you add a handler, the base one no longer...

> I couldn't figure out how to get it to log notifications, like if something uses napari `show_warning`. Yeah those are not calls to `logging`... I guess we can redirect...

> Good point. I mostly copied the qt code from other places, I'm not experienced with this stuff. But yeah can always be done after, maybe with help from some...

> 1. Making this dockable at the bottom would be pretty nice. I'd personally like something like `option-click` the console button to slide this out! > 2. Would be nice...

Thanks for the issues and PR @odinsbane, great work! These are sneaky bugs that coudl show up again; you think you could add some small tests to check these failing...

I don't think you'll need to do complex interactions with the gui; actually, the right place to look is rather `napari/_vispy/_tests/test_vispy_surface_layer.py`, which should have also similar tests already present!