On 02/01/2008, Noah Kantrowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If we want to go in this direction, making something more compatible
> with the standard logging module might be nice.
>
> add_warning(req, msg) -> req.log.warn(msg)
>
> I realize this is almost the exact opposite of the last change, but at
> least it would centralize things. We could even use the logging module
> and just make a new backend (not sure how that works, but I think it
> is possible). Thoughts?
This is a pretty cool idea. It'd be nice to have TracErrors rendered
in-page via req.log.error() as well. My only real concern is that it
might be overkill at this late stage, whereas add_notice() would be a
minor change.
To expand on my original requirements, I have two use-cases (so far) for
this on the new Trac-Hacks:
- I'll be rendering informational messages about the tags on each hack
page. eg. A page with the 0.11 tag will have the message:
"This hack works with Trac 0.11"
One with "unsupported" will render:
"This hack is not supported by its author."
and so-on.
- Reddit-style voting [1] with a useful informational message the
first time a user hits a page with voting, letting them know how to
use the voting system.
[1] http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/VotePlugin
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