KMessage/KMessageHandler: a core/ui seperation for displaying message.

[Michaël Larouche]

Le May 28, 2006 17:20, Thiago Macieira a écrit :
> Michaël Larouche wrote:
> >Exactly, you can use Debug type to use your own debug methods if you
> > don't like kDebug().
>
> Don't do that. If anybody wants a debug message, he has to use kDebug()
> (never printf, never qDebug, never any other method that could output
> text without going through kDebug in the end).
>
> Debugging output has to be disabled at compilation time if -DNDEBUG has
> been specified. It should expand to a code-path that never gets executed,
> so that the compiler can optimise the whole thing out. And if -DNDEBUG
> has not been specified, then the debugging output has to be done via
> kDebug so that one can enable/disable easily with kdebugdialog.

I agree. Will be removed.
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Michaël Larouche
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