Re: Suppress warning messages

Your suggestion to add a common option to allow users to specify 
identifying text to use in any error message might be simplest solution.

Frans

On 23/11/2010 11:37 AM, Bob Friesenhahn wrote:
> On Tue, 23 Nov 2010, Frans Coetzee wrote:
>> Is there always a common identifier in a warning message?
>
> Regarding a common ID which is printed by messages produced by 
> GraphicsMagick, each subordinate command (e.g. "convert") registers 
> its name so that it should be used in warning and error reports.  For 
> example, the warning message may be reported as being from
> "gm convert".
>
> In the software, the identifier to use is managed via the 
> SetClientName() and GetClientName() functions.  This allows library 
> users to assign their own program's name for use in messages.  The 
> default client name (before SetClientName() is invoked) is "Magick".
> Perhaps it might be useful if a command option were provided to allow 
> the user to specify identifying text to use in any error messages.
>
> Bob

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