On Wed, Oct 18, 2006, Joshua Rodman wrote: > > > glib and libraries based on glib provide logging facilities with levels > > > of severity for problems. However, they do not provide any means to > > > filter or reduce nuisance messages at runtime. > > They do; programs are supposed to implement their own log handler if > > the default one doesn't fit. > The key is "at runtime". At runtime, the user cannot modify the logging > handler, and cannot implement their own log handler, nor can they > seperate out the warnings from the program's intended output.
Yeah, but program can implement their log handler which offers runtime option to filter the logs... > > (I think you also got an answer from upstream.) > The GTK developers insisted on interpreting the bug as a request to not > issue warnings. They did not address the ability to filter the warnings > as a usability issue. I'm afraid you'll have to convince them, we certainly wont diverge with upstream on interfaces. -- Loïc Minier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
