On Saturday 14 January 2006 05:27, Ales Hvezda wrote: > Hi Phil, > > >Can someone tell me how to mod gsymcheck 20050820 (or from CVS) in > > such a way that it returns a comment: > > > >"Warning: no symbol by that name found." > > > >When you ask gsymcheck to check a misspelled symbol. > > > >The present behavior is to return nothing for non-present symbols. > > Of course when it finds something it returns 'no errors found' -- > > just seems to me like an opportunity for confusion. > > Actually, gsymcheck stop processing symbols if it doesn't find a > symbol, but this error goes into the gsymcheck.log file. Example: > [...] > > If somebody provides a patch which does something a bit more obvious, > I would be willing to change this mostly silent error behavior.
It would be nice if the wrong files are just produce the same output as regular symbols, writing something different to the log is ok. checking: unknown.sym 1 error: file not found gsymcheck should not exit as this will not check files given at commandline. examples: gsymcheck unknown.sym regular1.sym regular2.sym gsymcheck regular1.sym regular2.sym unknown.sym regards Werner
