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usResourceCompiler needs a verbose option #55

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karthikreddy09 opened this issue Nov 12, 2015 · 2 comments
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usResourceCompiler needs a verbose option #55

karthikreddy09 opened this issue Nov 12, 2015 · 2 comments
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In the current implementation the only way to see some output in the terminal when the resource compiler is run, is by rebuilding the tool with preprocessor flag DEBUG_TRACE set. A command line option "-v" would be helpful.

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This sounds like a useful addition. Since -v is often associated with version information, what do you think about -V for verbose and -VV for "extra" verbose, e.g. including "debug" output?

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I like the idea of verbose levels in general but I think it is an overkill for this tool right now. The single verbose mode fits the need and if there is a requirement in the future to classify the messages, we can consider the very-verbose mode as an enhancement.

Also, with different levels of verbosity we do need guidelines on how to classify the log messages.

I will change the verbose mode short name to "-V" instead of "-v".

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