> >> PS. > >> I know warn logs are selectable at base library compile time ... I'd have no >problem > >> with (I even like the idea) of having a flag to deselect them at runtime. > >> eg. --GNU-Debug=NoWarn to turn off warnings. > >> > >> Worthwhile? > > > > Yes - but I'd go much further - I'd say it should be possible to shut up > > completely the base library output to stderr by calling some appropriate > > routines in the software. > > It is ... two ways ... > > 1. By changing the descriptor it writes to. > 2. By replacing the function that does the writing. > > And without having to call any routines, you can redirect to syslog
But that redirects any NSLog from the tool as well ... you can't make a difference between NSLogs generated by the tool and by the library ... the suggestion was you could shut up the base library, but still be able to use NSLog in your code if you so wish ... ... anyway what we have is mostly satisfactorily, so I won't complain any further - I'm happy with that. :-) _______________________________________________ Bug-gnustep mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnustep
