More details on warnings?

[Raymond Camden]

I'm running appledoc against multiple different folders. I get warnings that are a bit vague:

WARN | foo is not documented!

Sometimes it is easy to tell where foo is coming from, but it always isn't obvious. Is there an option to make it more verbose? I..e,

WARN | foo is not documented! (projectX/foo.h)

[Rob Van der Veer]

Sounds like a feasible option.

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[Raymond Camden]

I *did* find the verbose option, but, afaik, it doesn't show this. It got VERY verbose at higher levels so it is possible I missed it, but it seems to me that the warnings should include the filename by default. It is a tiny bit more text so even at the default verbosity level it should be there (imo).

On Wednesday, April 23, 2014 10:41:11 AM UTC-5, Rob Van der Veer wrote:

Sounds like a feasible option.

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[Tom @ Gentle Bytes]

Did you try with --logformat xcode - this should include full path to the file as well as line number?

On 23 Apr 2014, at 17:43, Raymond Camden via appledoc wrote:

I did find the verbose option, but, afaik, it doesn't show this. It got

VERY verbose at higher levels so it is possible I missed it, but it seems
to me that the warnings should include the filename by default. It is a
tiny bit more text so even at the default verbosity level it should be
there (imo).

On Wednesday, April 23, 2014 10:41:11 AM UTC-5, Rob Van der Veer wrote:

Sounds like a feasible option.
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On Wed, Apr 23, 2014 at 5:38 PM, Raymond Camden via appledoc <

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[Raymond Camden]

Wow - that is *exactly* what I wanted. Thank you!

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[Rob Van der Veer]

When run from XCode, the logs shouldn't include the obvious location as the IDE already takes care of that.. My 2c,

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[Tom @ Gentle Bytes]

You mean project root folder part of path?

Full path was required in order for Xcode to pick it up at the time I
implemented the option. It's possible clang can handle paths relative to
project root nowadays, didn't try it... Would certainly make ouput nicer
though, I agree.

[Tom @ Gentle Bytes]

Cool!

On 23 Apr 2014, at 17:49, appledoc on behalf of Raymond Camden wrote:

Wow - that is exactly what I wanted. Thank you!