Did y'all know that nasal printing is implemented via
SG_LOG(SG_GENERAL, SG_ALERT, buf) ?
That means that if you don't have "general" included in
your logging classes, and/or don't have "alert" or lower
as your logging level, you won't see any nasal printouts.
This affects nasal error messages as well as print()
statements in scripts.
I find this to be inconvenient and confusing. I always
thought that
print(msg)
meant one thing, while
log(level, class, msg)
meant something else.
Is there some deep reason for implementing nasal printing
this way? Or is it something that just grew like Topsy?
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