On 30 Nov 2005, at 06:24, Lloyd Dupont wrote:
ho, allright.
probably the write file because it's a GUI application (no console
attached)
anyway, I hacked NSLog.m again and put "if ( 0 )" the nice thing is
CVS seems to take care of keeping my change now.
If you want to capture all NSLog output and do something else with
it ... you can just assign a new value to _NSLog_printf_handler
There are lots of options for customising logging ... and all
documented in the gnustep-base documentation too (look at the NSLog
funcxtion documentation as a starting point).
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