Hi list,
I am trying to trace the non-loading of an external, iemguts in my case. I enabled verbose messages either in the "Path" preferences or by the command line flag. Nevertheless the familiar dump of all the places that are being searched is not displayed unless I enable verbose mode 4. Is this intentional and has this behavior been modified recently?
thanks! P
On 1/24/23 17:36, Peter P. wrote:
Hi list,
I am trying to trace the non-loading of an external, iemguts in my case. I enabled verbose messages either in the "Path" preferences or by the command line flag. Nevertheless the familiar dump of all the places that are being searched is not displayed unless I enable verbose mode 4. Is this intentional and has this behavior been modified recently?
i guess it was part of the logpost-refactoring: https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data/pull/1389
iirc, the outcome is that with "-verbose" you get an extra level of verbosity beyond "debug"¹
to be honest, i think that it's not asking too much to add both "-verbose" on the cmdline *and* raise the log-level in the GUI. (but then: i typically have set my log-level to "4" anyhow)
gfmdsar IOhannes
¹ well not only; there's still the possibility to output at an "error" level if and only if "-verbose" was given. but the general idea is what i wrote above.
On Tue, Jan 24, 2023 at 07:27:59PM +0100, IOhannes m zmölnig wrote:
On 1/24/23 17:36, Peter P. wrote:
Hi list,
I am trying to trace the non-loading of an external, iemguts in my case. I enabled verbose messages either in the "Path" preferences or by the command line flag. Nevertheless the familiar dump of all the places that are being searched is not displayed unless I enable verbose mode 4. Is this intentional and has this behavior been modified recently?
i guess it was part of the logpost-refactoring: https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data/pull/1389
iirc, the outcome is that with "-verbose" you get an extra level of verbosity beyond "debug"¹
to be honest, i think that it's not asking too much to add both "-verbose" on the cmdline *and* raise the log-level in the GUI. (but then: i typically have set my log-level to "4" anyhow)
gfmdsar IOhannes
¹ well not only; there's still the possibility to output at an "error" level if and only if "-verbose" was given. but the general idea is what i wrote above.
actually, would it work to set the verbose level of -verbose output to normal? Since you've already set the verbose flag anyway, I think all such output ala "if (pd_verbose) ..." should then not be filtered by the GUI verbose setting.
(I also got bitten by this at least once in the past :)
M
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