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By default when there is a warning it does not list the line number and
file that is triggering the warning. Can something like this be enabled?
Mike
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Le 2020-02-26 à 09:07, Mike Horvath a écrit :
> By default when there is a warning it does not list the line number and
> file that is triggering the warning. Can something like this be enabled?
>
> Mike
Don't now for the line number, but given that most warnings are user
coded, you can include the file's name in the provided text.
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Op 26/02/2020 om 15:07 schreef Mike Horvath:
> By default when there is a warning it does not list the line number and
> file that is triggering the warning. Can something like this be enabled?
>
> Mike
My experience is that, where possible, POV-Ray shows file name and line
number as a warning, e.g. when there is a mis-quote in a name used in an
included file. However, this is not systematic unfortunately and, if I
remember correctly the teachings of Clipka when he was still wandering
among us, this is due to the fact that a warning is not always so
specifically pointed to one single origin but may be diffused over
several areas of the program.
--
Thomas
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On 2/27/2020 2:29 AM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> Op 26/02/2020 om 15:07 schreef Mike Horvath:
>> By default when there is a warning it does not list the line number
>> and file that is triggering the warning. Can something like this be
>> enabled?
>>
>> Mike
>
> My experience is that, where possible, POV-Ray shows file name and line
> number as a warning, e.g. when there is a mis-quote in a name used in an
> included file. However, this is not systematic unfortunately and, if I
> remember correctly the teachings of Clipka when he was still wandering
> among us, this is due to the fact that a warning is not always so
> specifically pointed to one single origin but may be diffused over
> several areas of the program.
>
I meant parse warnings, sorry.
"Parse Warning: Should have at least 2 objects in csg."
"Parse Warning: Index of refraction value should be specified in
'interior{...}' statement. Use of this syntax may not be backwards
compatable with earlier versions of POV-Ray. The #version directive or
+MV switch will not
help."
Etc.
Mike
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Le 2020-02-27 à 04:46, Mike Horvath a écrit :
> On 2/27/2020 2:29 AM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>> Op 26/02/2020 om 15:07 schreef Mike Horvath:
>>> By default when there is a warning it does not list the line number
>>> and file that is triggering the warning. Can something like this be
>>> enabled?
>>>
>>> Mike
>>
>> My experience is that, where possible, POV-Ray shows file name and
>> line number as a warning, e.g. when there is a mis-quote in a name
>> used in an included file. However, this is not systematic
>> unfortunately and, if I remember correctly the teachings of Clipka
>> when he was still wandering among us, this is due to the fact that a
>> warning is not always so specifically pointed to one single origin but
>> may be diffused over several areas of the program.
>>
>
> I meant parse warnings, sorry.
>
> "Parse Warning: Should have at least 2 objects in csg."
Every times I get that warning, the source file and line number are
present. Normally, the line number reported is that of the closing
bracket of the CSG or the next one.
>
> "Parse Warning: Index of refraction value should be specified in
> 'interior{...}' statement. Use of this syntax may not be backwards
> compatable with earlier versions of POV-Ray. The #version directive or
> +MV switch will not
That one also normally report the source file and line number.
> help."
>
>
> Etc.
>
>
> Mike
If the warning is generated for something within a macro, then, the
source may not be the source file but the invocation of the macro file
and line number.
And, yes, there are cases when the reported line number is the very last
of the scene been rendered.
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Am 2/27/20 1:15 PM, also sprach Alain Martel:
> Le 2020-02-27 à 04:46, Mike Horvath a écrit :
>>
>> "Parse Warning: Should have at least 2 objects in csg."
>
> Every times I get that warning, the source file and line number are
> present. Normally, the line number reported is that of the closing
> bracket of the CSG or the next one.
>
I get this all the time without indication of *where*.
I also notice there is some inconsistency about which stream different
errors go to. Like "Unnecessary bounding" goes to the progress/render
stream, why? (I see this in the progress bar where I'm normally only
expecting "Rendered 1024 of 2048 pixels" messages)
It would be nice if there was some
#pragma error disable Text
to turn off the multitude of Text errors I get now. (And how can it be
an error when it renders exactly how I want. That should be a warning.)
Same with the unnecessary bounding warnings. I use TOM-TREEs. They're
old, they work, I'm not going to fix them. I don't want the 1000
warnings per tree.
--
dik
Rendered 49,882,521,600 of 49,882,521,600 pixels (100%)
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On 2/27/2020 1:15 PM, Alain Martel wrote:
>> I meant parse warnings, sorry.
>>
>> "Parse Warning: Should have at least 2 objects in csg."
>
> Every times I get that warning, the source file and line number are
> present. Normally, the line number reported is that of the closing
> bracket of the CSG or the next one.
>
What version of POV-Ray are you running? I get no line number or file name.
MIchael
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hi,
Mike Horvath <mik### [at] gmail com> wrote:
> On 2/27/2020 1:15 PM, Alain Martel wrote:
> >> I meant parse warnings, sorry.
> >>
> >> "Parse Warning: Should have at least 2 objects in csg."
> >
> > Every times I get that warning, the source file and line number are
> > present. Normally, the line number reported is that of the closing
> > bracket of the CSG or the next one.
>
> What version of POV-Ray are you running? I get no line number or file name.
here too (GNU Linux box), the message is prefixed with name and line number, for
"unofficial" versions 3.7.0.8 and latest 3.8 alpha.
regards, jr.
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Le 2020-02-29 à 21:56, Mike Horvath a écrit :
> On 2/27/2020 1:15 PM, Alain Martel wrote:
>>> I meant parse warnings, sorry.
>>>
>>> "Parse Warning: Should have at least 2 objects in csg."
>>
>> Every times I get that warning, the source file and line number are
>> present. Normally, the line number reported is that of the closing
>> bracket of the CSG or the next one.
>>
>
> What version of POV-Ray are you running? I get no line number or file name.
>
>
> MIchael
Both versions 3.6, 3.7 and 3.8 for Windows 7 and 10, I always get the
source file and line number for those warnings.
Alain
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On 3/1/2020 1:43 PM, Alain Martel wrote:
>> What version of POV-Ray are you running? I get no line number or file
>> name.
>>
>>
>> MIchael
>
> Both versions 3.6, 3.7 and 3.8 for Windows 7 and 10, I always get the
> source file and line number for those warnings.
>
>
> Alain
I attached a small screenshot. Could you show me where the file name and
line numbers are?
Michael
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