Command: setverbosity

Name:
setverbosity - Set verbosity level for message shutupto - Set quiet level for message
Synopsis:
VerbosityLevel setverbosity -> - M_DEBUG setverbosity -> - M_STATUS setverbosity -> - M_INFO setverbosity -> - M_WARNING setverbosity -> - M_ERROR setverbosity -> - M_FATAL setverbosity -> -
Description:
Set verbosity level for message. Only messages of priority equal to or greater than the specified level will be issued by the "message" command.
Parameters:
VerbosityLevel: The new verbosity-level for message-display (see "message"). You may use any poitive integer here. For conveniency, there exist five predifined error levels in systemdict: M_ALL=0, display all messages M_DEBUG=5, display debugging messages and above M_STATUS=7, display status messages and above M_INFO=10, display information messages and above M_WARNING=20, display warning messages and above M_ERROR=30, display error messages and above M_FATAL=40, display failure messages and above M_QUIET=100, suppress all messages Thus, by calling "M_WARNING=20 setverbosity" you indicate that you are interested in seeing error messages and more important messages only. Side Effects: Change verbosity level of the SLI interpreter.
Examples:
1. M_INFO setverbosity % Don't display any debugging- or status-messages, only informational and % above. 2. M_ERROR setverbosity % Do inform me about severe errors only.
Bugs:

Author:
R Kupper
FirstVersion:
Apr 9 1999, Modified by Marc-Oliver Gewaltig, July 21 1999 Modified by Ruediger Kupper, March 19 2003
Remarks:
M_* values are defined in system dictionary. You may introduce new priority levels in the user dictionary if convenient. Standard values are: M_ALL = 0 M_DEBUG = 5 M_STATUS = 7 M_INFO = 10 M_WARNING = 20 M_ERROR = 30 M_FATAL = 40 M_QUIET = 100 Standard output: M_OUT = cout
SeeAlso: message verbosity

Source:
/home/abuild/rpmbuild/BUILD/nest-2.4.1/lib/sli/misc_helpers.sli

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Name:	setverbosity - Set verbosity level for message shutupto - Set quiet level for message
Synopsis:	VerbosityLevel setverbosity -> - M_DEBUG setverbosity -> - M_STATUS setverbosity -> - M_INFO setverbosity -> - M_WARNING setverbosity -> - M_ERROR setverbosity -> - M_FATAL setverbosity -> -
Description:	Set verbosity level for message. Only messages of priority equal to or greater than the specified level will be issued by the "message" command.
Parameters:	VerbosityLevel: The new verbosity-level for message-display (see "message"). You may use any poitive integer here. For conveniency, there exist five predifined error levels in systemdict: M_ALL=0, display all messages M_DEBUG=5, display debugging messages and above M_STATUS=7, display status messages and above M_INFO=10, display information messages and above M_WARNING=20, display warning messages and above M_ERROR=30, display error messages and above M_FATAL=40, display failure messages and above M_QUIET=100, suppress all messages Thus, by calling "M_WARNING=20 setverbosity" you indicate that you are interested in seeing error messages and more important messages only. Side Effects: Change verbosity level of the SLI interpreter.
Examples:	1. M_INFO setverbosity % Don't display any debugging- or status-messages, only informational and % above. 2. M_ERROR setverbosity % Do inform me about severe errors only.
Bugs:
Author:	R Kupper
FirstVersion:	Apr 9 1999, Modified by Marc-Oliver Gewaltig, July 21 1999 Modified by Ruediger Kupper, March 19 2003
Remarks:	M_* values are defined in system dictionary. You may introduce new priority levels in the user dictionary if convenient. Standard values are: M_ALL = 0 M_DEBUG = 5 M_STATUS = 7 M_INFO = 10 M_WARNING = 20 M_ERROR = 30 M_FATAL = 40 M_QUIET = 100 Standard output: M_OUT = cout
SeeAlso:	`message` `verbosity`
Source:	/home/abuild/rpmbuild/BUILD/nest-2.4.1/lib/sli/misc_helpers.sli