LyX Developers,
I regularly perform command-line-based execution of LyX and am subject to
the resulting CLI output. I've noticed messages have several formats
despite both being driven by `src/support/debug.h`. For example, I see
messages coming from both
Buffer.cpp: LYXERR0("Warning: a buffer should not have two parents!");
and
mathed/MathParser.cpp: lyxerr << "unusual contents found: " << ar << endl;
I have configured no debug verbosity settings.
The Buffer call has more information (in the way of source-file ID and line
number). The latter message is formatted less "formally" (purely lower
case, no location or other contextual information, etc.).
Is there a reason that these diagnostic messages have different approaches
and forms (maybe to avoid constructing a string to send to LYXERR0)? If
unintentional, is there a preferred form (mine would be the former)? If
so, is there interest in me submitting a patch to unify toward a
consistent approach?
I look forward to your thoughts on these matters and how best I can help
unify this output.
In the meantime, please contact me with any comments, questions, or
concerns.
Thank you,
Joel
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