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Solve the following problem using Python, implementing the functions described below, one line at a time
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Description:
 def handle(request, message=None, redirect=None, ignore=False, escalate=False, log_level=None, force_log=None):
 """Centralized error handling for Horizon. Because Horizon consumes so many different APIs with completely different ``Exception`` types, it's necessary to have a centralized place for handling exceptions which may be raised. Exceptions are roughly divided into 3 types: #. ``UNAUTHORIZED``: Errors resulting from authentication or authorization problems. These result in being logged out and sent to the login screen. #. ``NOT_FOUND``: Errors resulting from objects which could not be located via the API. These generally result in a user-facing error message, but are otherwise returned to the normal code flow. Optionally a redirect value may be passed to the error handler so users are returned to a different view than the one requested in addition to the error message. #. ``RECOVERABLE``: Generic API errors which generate a user-facing message but drop directly back to the regular code flow. All other exceptions bubble the stack as normal unless the ``ignore`` argument is passed in as ``True``, in which case only unrecognized errors are bubbled. If the exception is not re-raised, an appropriate wrapper exception class indicating the type of exception that was encountered will be returned. """

    exc_type, exc_value, exc_traceback = sys.exc_info()
    log_method = getattr(LOG, log_level or "exception")
    force_log = force_log or os.environ.get("HORIZON_TEST_RUN", False)
    force_silence = getattr(exc_value, "silence_logging", False)

    # Because the same exception may travel through this method more than
    # once (if it's re-raised) we may want to treat it differently
    # the second time (e.g. no user messages/logging).
    handled = issubclass(exc_type, HandledException)
    wrap = False

    # Restore our original exception information, but re-wrap it at the end
    if handled:
        exc_type, exc_value, exc_traceback = exc_value.wrapped
        wrap = True

    log_entry = encoding.force_text(exc_value)

    user_message = ""
    # We trust messages from our own exceptions
    if issubclass(exc_type, HorizonException):
        user_message = log_entry
    # If the message has a placeholder for the exception, fill it in
    elif message and "%(exc)s" in message:
        user_message = encoding.force_text(message) % {"exc": log_entry}
    elif message:
        user_message = encoding.force_text(message)

    for exc_handler in HANDLE_EXC_METHODS:
        if issubclass(exc_type, exc_handler['exc']):
            if exc_handler['set_wrap']:
                wrap = True
            handler = exc_handler['handler']
            ret = handler(request, user_message, redirect, ignore,
                          exc_handler.get('escalate', escalate),
                          handled, force_silence, force_log,
                          log_method, log_entry, log_level)
            if ret:
                return ret  # return to normal code flow

    # If we've gotten here, time to wrap and/or raise our exception.
    if wrap:
        raise HandledException([exc_type, exc_value, exc_traceback])

    # assume exceptions handled in the code that pass in a message are already
    # handled appropriately and treat as recoverable
    if message:
        ret = handle_recoverable(request, user_message, redirect, ignore,
                                 escalate, handled, force_silence, force_log,
                                 log_method, log_entry, log_level)
        # pylint: disable=using-constant-test
        if ret:
            return ret

    six.reraise(exc_type, exc_value, exc_traceback)