   "Create the easy-menu menu item that toggles the log level"
   (let* ((S `(eql ,level (log4cl-logger-level ,info-symbol)))
          (T (if level (log4cl-level-name level)
-              `(format "Parent (%s)"
+              `(format "Inherit - %s"
                        (log4cl-level-name
                         (log4cl-logger-inherited-level ,info-symbol)))))
          (cmd 

  (defun log4cl-root-debu9 (&optional arg) (interactive "P") (log4cl-cmd-set-root-level arg 15))
  (defun log4cl-root-reset (&optional arg) (interactive "P") (log4cl-cmd-set-root-level arg :reset))

  (defun log4cl-package-parent   (&optional arg) (interactive "P") (log4cl-cmd-set-package-level arg nil))
  (defun log4cl-package-off   (&optional arg) (interactive "P") (log4cl-cmd-set-package-level arg 0))
  (defun log4cl-package-fatal (&optional arg) (interactive "P") (log4cl-cmd-set-package-level arg 1))
  (defun log4cl-package-error (&optional arg) (interactive "P") (log4cl-cmd-set-package-level arg 2))

(defun log4cl-level-name (level)
  (if level 
      (nth level log4cl-log-level-names)
    "unset"))

;; Logger info is used to communicate information about a logger both from Emacs to Lisp
;; and the other way around. The first three elements below are used to identify or find
