Quoth Jon Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > If this is added, I'd very much recommend including a way to turn it > off (or more likely to turn it on), as extra noise in error messages > generally comes at the price of quick understanding. Most of the > time, timestamps aren't needed, so, except when they are, they are > noise.
Of course. I was hoping for an environment variable which would need to be set, something like GUILE_ERROR_TIMESTAMPS_ON. Guile is my web application scripting language of choice. As a result, I have dozens of scripts that can be called at any given moment and any Guile errors appear in my webserver's error log. If Guile errors included a timestamp, I'd be able to tell which page, and therefore which script, caused the error, by conslting the access logs (which already include timestamp information). I can of course configure my webserver so that it writes one log per domain, which will help, but error timestamps would be the ultimate solution. Sebastian
