setverbosity - Set verbosity level for message
shutupto - Set quiet level for message
VerbosityLevel setverbosity -> -
M_DEBUG setverbosity -> -
M_STATUS setverbosity -> -
M_INFO setverbosity -> -
M_DEPRECATED setverbosity -> -
M_WARNING setverbosity -> -
M_ERROR setverbosity -> -
M_FATAL setverbosity -> -
1. M_INFO setverbosity
% Don't display any debugging- or status-messages, only informational and
% above.
2. M_ERROR setverbosity
% Do inform me about severe errors only.
Set verbosity level for message.
Only messages of priority equal to or greater than the specified
level will be issued by the "message" command.
VerbosityLevel:
The new verbosity-level for message-display (see "message").
You may use any poitive integer here. For conveniency,
there exist five predifined error levels in systemdict:
M_ALL=0, display all messages
M_DEBUG=5, display debugging messages and above
M_STATUS=7, display status messages and above
M_INFO=10, display information messages and above
M_DEPRECATED=18, display deprecation warnings and above
M_WARNING=20, display warning messages and above
M_ERROR=30, display error messages and above
M_FATAL=40, display failure messages and above
M_QUIET=100, suppress all messages
Thus, by calling "M_WARNING=20 setverbosity" you
indicate that you are interested in seeing error messages and
more important messages only.
Side Effects: Change verbosity level of the SLI interpreter.
M_* values are defined in system dictionary.
You may introduce new priority levels in the user dictionary if convenient.
Standard values are: M_ALL = 0
M_DEBUG = 5
M_STATUS = 7
M_INFO = 10
M_DEPRECATED = 18
M_WARNING = 20
M_ERROR = 30
M_FATAL = 40
M_QUIET = 100
Standard output: M_OUT = cout
R Kupper
Apr 9 1999,
Modified by Marc-Oliver Gewaltig, July 21 1999
Modified by Ruediger Kupper, March 19 2003
/var/www/debian/nest/nest-simulator-2.20.0/lib/sli/misc_helpers.sli