RE: Completion messages

2003-12-09 Thread Brice Oliver 
I noticed that all of the messages that seem to be returned to the client
use the function
error().  Is there a function that returns success messages?

When reading the code the messages that I normally receive from the server
are all using the function error.  The only difference is that the errors
that are meant to terminate the session pass a 1 in for the first parameter,
and everything else passes a 0 for the first parameter.

Are all of the messages that pass a 0 in for the first parameter, meant to
be the successful messages?

Brice Oliver

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Brice Oliver writes:
 
 The example I have is when running the add command, I get back something
 like scheduling file FILE . . .   Where is the code does it contain
the
 message that get returned to the user that are not error messages?  I have
 looked in add.c and that is where I found the error messages, but I am
 unable to find the completion messages.

Look again -- that's where they are.

-Larry Jones

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Re: Completion messages

2003-12-09 Thread Larry Jones 
Brice Oliver writes:
 
 Are all of the messages that pass a 0 in for the first parameter, meant to
 be the successful messages?

No, but some of them are.  Some of them are also warnings.  Which are
which should be obvious from the message text.

-Larry Jones

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Re: Completion messages

2003-12-08 Thread Larry Jones 
Brice Oliver writes:
 
 The example I have is when running the add command, I get back something
 like scheduling file FILE . . .   Where is the code does it contain the
 message that get returned to the user that are not error messages?  I have
 looked in add.c and that is where I found the error messages, but I am
 unable to find the completion messages.

Look again -- that's where they are.

-Larry Jones

I don't want to learn this!  It's completely irrelevant to my life! -- Calvin


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