Hi Manfred,
On Fri, 2004-02-13 at 12:21, Manfred Weiler wrote:
>
> I am in doubt, whether you are right here. I found some code as you
> described in the "SceneFileHandler/ImageFileHandler" but not in the
> PathHandler itself - where I rather think it belongs.
check out PathHandler::findFile, it does a PNOTICE for every path it
tries, and calls PathHandler::analysePath, which tries to determine
whether it's a Win32 or Unix path.
> > We thought about adding that as a default, but then you would have to
> > have specific API calls to remove it in cases where you don't want it,
> > thus we decided to have the users add it explicitly. It just some thing
> > you need to know, as it's not a big deal to do it.
>
> So we are again at documentation issues here. ;-)
Aren't we always. :)
> > Integrated, thanks for the patch. Is there a specific reason for using
> > the FLOG? FWARNING is generally more appropriate.
>
> Wouldn't you consider this an error situation which the user need to be
> informed about under any circumstances? Just consider your application
> which you called with a file argument terminates without a remark if
> the file does not exist.
We usually use WARNING as an indicator for a non-fatal errors (for fatal
errors there's FATAL, which should only be used before an exit()), LOG
is only used for explicitly requested output (like ::dump or similar
things). The default warning level is NOTICE, so unless the user
consciously changes something, he will get notices and warnings.
Dirk
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