On Wed, 2010-10-06 at 21:23 +0200, Jacek Wolszczak wrote:
Hi,
A patch replacing some DBG_ASSERT with OSL_ASSERT in writer folder, with
some DE->EN translations. Expect more to come.
a) Little stray "H" near the end of the patch, so I removed that
b) OSL_ASSERT takes only one argument, the test condition, and
DBG_ASSERT takes two, the text condition and some assert text. For those
two argument ones the member of the OSL_ family that fits as easiest
replacement is OSL_ENSURE. A quick search and replace of OSL_ASSERT to
OSL_ENSURE in the patch was sufficient.
c) Sometimes need to explicitly add #include <osl/diagnose.h> to pull
the defines in.
Final result then looks good to me, Committed and pushed.
Just a side question. If I come across something like:
#if OSL_DEBUG_LEVEL > 1
OSL_ASSERT(aStyles.GetEntryCount() > 0, "Sm : no styles
available");
#endif
can I replace it with since the OSL family of macros are enabled when
you build with debug ( --enable-debug configure option ) : ??
Remove the "#if OSL_DEBUG_LEVEL > 1" "#endif" lines ?, I'd say leave
them because there are (potentially) different debugging levels, and the
above only kicks in at level 2 and above, and not level 1.
This is the original idea for the different OSL_DEBUG_LEVELs
http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=interface-discuss&msgNo=330
In sal/inc/osl/diagnose.h OSL_ASSERT forwards to _OSL_ASSERT, and
_OSL_ASSERT is enabled when OSL_DEBUG_LEVEL is > 0
--enable-debug sets the "debug" env variable (in set_soenv) to "true",
and in solenv/inc/settings.mk you can see where OSL_DEBUG_LEVEL gets
defined, and it defaults to 0 for normal builds, and defaults to 2 for
"debugging" (i.e. --enable-debug)
But there is support for OSL_DEBUG_LEVEL=1 as a half-way house, and the
above assert is set to not be checked for that OSL_DEBUG_LEVEL=1 level
(e.g. dmake/build dbglevel=1).
C.
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