From: Peter R. <php...@pe...> - 2002-05-10 18:20:59
Just looked at the code for this function, and it looks like the
documentation does not match the function. According to the doc, the default
is 0/off; but the default in the function definition is 1, and it will output
errors if not called. So to turn off error reporting, it looks like you have
to call setVerbose(0).
From: Nigel S. <nig...@us...> - 2002-05-12 01:27:08
> Just looked at the code for this function, and it looks like the
> documentation does not match the function. According to the doc, the
default
> is 0/off; but the default in the function definition is 1, and it will
output
> errors if not called. So to turn off error reporting, it looks like you
have
> to call setVerbose(0).
Well spotted. The comment was pretty badly written and wrong. Has now been
updated. The default for the class is level 1. The default for the
function is 1. So indeed to turn off error reporting you need to go
setVerbose(0).
If these defaults are a very annoying problem then we can change them :o)
Nigel