00307: allow tcl scripts to query if running in verbose mode

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Summary: allow tcl scripts to query if running in verbose mode

Created: 2010–12–22 15:35

Status: Released

Category: Request

From: frankie

Version: 2.1

Released_In: 2.2

Description:

right now, plugins can print out via LogWarning and LogStatus such that the "-verbose" switch and "-noquiet" switch will change the verbosity level on the command line. This is a request for a feature such that tcl scripts can do the same thing. For example, to print out debug information, one might do:

if { [doug.cmd get_verbosity] > 0 } {
        puts "Got to here"
    }

the get_verbosity could return integers representing whether we are running in quiet, noquiet, or verbose modes.

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Comments

brad January 3, 2010, at 2:14 PM: This has been implemented where it will return 0,1,2 for quiet,noquiet,verbose respectively.

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Associated Commits

| commit | 84149a8d1a4db1cf7fdc30085721ff1fdb55afe2 link6 | || | Author: | Brad Bell | | Date: | Mon Jan 3 07:54:29 2011 -0600 | | Message: | [@Issue 00307: This has been implemented. The folloging commands have been added doug.cmd verbosity doug.cmd get_verbosity which will return one of 0,1,2 which coorisponds to quiet,noquiet,verbose levels of verbosity. @] |

Affected Files:

bin_Linux_FC3/doug | Bin 648454 -> 648749 bytes
 bin_Win32/doug.exe | Bin 1778511 -> 1779192 bytes
 2 files changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)