On Sunday, November 10, 2002, at 06:43 PM, Lachlan Andrew wrote:
This would actually be a bit of a problem. While I agree with you that this sort of thing would be nice, we've used the Configuration framework for parsing text files in new places in 3.2. Notably, the HTML parser uses Configuration attributes to parse tags. And of course these won't have defaults. :-(While we're changing Configuration.cc, what do people think about issuing a warning if an attribute is not found, rather than silently using the "default_value" argument? That would remind developers to add the attribute to defaults.xml and avoid having default values scattered throughout the code...
Also, some people declare custom variables in their configuration file, which are used for variable substitution, htsearch results, etc.
It might make more sense to:
a) Add this to HtConfiguration, which will avoid problems with HTML.cc
b) Make this a compile-time option, e.g. -DDEBUG_CONFIG
-Geoff
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