log4cplus / Bugs / #173 Error reporting for property files

#173 Error reporting for property files

Milestone: future

Status: open

Owner: Václav Haisman

Labels: enhancement (10)

Priority: 5

Updated: 2013-08-14

Created: 2009-08-19

Creator: Psychon

Private: No

It would be nice if there was some way to find out if helpers::Properties::Init() fails. Currently errors (file does not exist, file is not readable) are simply ignored. Also it would be nice if lines like "this is a line that makes no sense" would cause an error. Currently, that line would be ignored by Properties::Init() because it does not contain a '=' (find('=') in that function).

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Václav Haisman - 2009-08-20

The entire error handling and internal logging is rather inconsistent in log4cplus right now. I am not entirely sure what to do about it, how to improve it.

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Václav Haisman - 2009-08-20

assigned_to: nobody --> wilx
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Václav Haisman - 2013-07-14

Ticket moved from /p/log4cplus/feature-requests/16/

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labels: --> enhancement
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-It would be nice if there was some way to find out if helpers::Properties::Init\(\) fails. Currently errors \(file does not exist, file is not readable\) are simply ignored.
-Also it would be nice if lines like "this is a line that makes no sense" would cause an error. Currently, that line would be ignored by Properties::Init\(\) because does not contain a '=' \(find\('='\) in that function\).
+It would be nice if there was some way to find out if `helpers::Properties::Init()` fails. Currently errors (file does not exist, file is not readable) are simply ignored. Also it would be nice if lines like "this is a line that makes no sense" would cause an error. Currently, that line would be ignored by `Properties::Init()` because it does not contain a '=' (`find('=')` in that function).

-Thanks.
-Uli

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