Changes between Version 22 and Version 23 of Submitting/C

Timestamp:

06/11/14 10:24:05 (11 years ago)

Author:

martinl

Comment:

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Submitting/C

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-9.  Use `fprintf()` instead of `printf()`. For errors and warnings please use the `G_fatal_error()` and `G_warning()` functions
-
-    General messages for the user should use `G_message()` while debug messages should use `G_debug()` whenever
-possible. There are two variants to `G_message()`: `G_verbose_message()` which will only display the message if in `--verbose` mode, and `G_important_message()` which will always show the message unless the module is running in `--quiet` mode. `G_fatal_error()` and `G_warning()` will always be displayed regardless of verbosity setting. Messages sent to any of these functions will be printed to stderr.
+9.  Use `fprintf()` instead of `printf()`. For errors and warnings please use the `G_fatal_error()` and `G_warning()` functions. General messages for the user should use `G_message()` while debug messages should use `G_debug()` whenever possible.
+
+    There are two variants to `G_message()`: `G_verbose_message()` which will only display the message if in `--verbose` mode, and `G_important_message()` which will always show the message unless the module is running in `--quiet` mode. `G_fatal_error()` and `G_warning()` will always be displayed regardless of verbosity setting. Messages sent to any of these functions will be printed to stderr.
 
     `G_message()` output is not expected to be sent to pipe or file.