Hi all
I'm using TortoiseHg 0.8.3 on an XP machine which I use for program
development. I use the windows utility DebugView to view debug output
sent by my program to the windows debug mechanism via
OutputDebugString and its variants.
Unfortunately I'm seeing that TortoiseHg also outputs a lot of of debug
information using the same mechanism. This kind of thing:
[3256] [THG] DllGetClassObject clsname = CLSID_TortoiseHg2
[3256] [THG] CShellExt::GetOverlayInfo: myTortoiseClass = M
[3256] [THG] DllGetClassObject clsid = {B456DBA1-7BF4-478C-937A-05130C2C212E}
[3256] [THG] DllGetClassObject clsname = CLSID_TortoiseHg1
[3256] [THG] CShellExt::GetOverlayInfo: myTortoiseClass = A
[3256] [THG] DllGetClassObject clsid = {B456DBA6-7BF4-478C-937A-05130C2C212E}
[3256] [THG] DllGetClassObject clsname = CLSID_TortoiseHg6
[3256] [THG] CShellExt::GetOverlayInfo: myTortoiseClass = ?
[2832] [THG] [C] findHgRoot(E:\ASL0658\.svn): NO repo found
[2832] [THG] [C] hasHgDir: PathIsDirectory("E:\0658\service_test\.hg") ->
0, in 16 ticks
[2832] [THG] [C] findHgRoot(D:\Documents and Settings\jnicoll\UserData):
NO repo found
[2832] [THG] [C] findHgRoot(D:\Documents and Settings\LocalService): NO
repo found
[2832] [THG] [C] findHgRoot(D:\Program Files): NO repo found
[2832] [THG] [C] findHgRoot(E:\0658): NO repo found
[2832] [THG] [C] findHgRoot(E:\ASL0658\Changes): NO repo found
[2832] [THG] [C] findHgRoot(E:\09289963ec639b503392): NO repo found
[2832] [THG] [C] findHgRoot(E:\0658\.svn): NO repo found
etc. (The [2832]process ID is added by DebugView in this case; the [THG]
is TortoiseHG's own, I think)
This is a perfectly reasonable thing to have during development. But could
it be removed in releases please? It gets in the way of other things...
(alternatively, if there's some mechanism to prevent such output in a
release build I would like to know of it - thanks)
Thanks
J^n
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