missing warnings

[Marvin Greenberg <mg...@dctd.saic.com>]

Do errors in #if statements get generated properly?  I'm using velocity as
an application, and by default am getting info,warn, and errors generated as
I expect for the most part.

But if I have
#if ( $ref.Something() )

where $ref doesn't have a Something method (it has a Something property,
i.e. a getSomething() method) then no warning or error is reported.  In
general bad references within an if statement don't seem to get reported.
Now, of course, sometimes I like this behavior, since in another place I say
#if ( $thing.Property )   expecting that some things don't have the property
at all (and I don't want a spurious warning then).

The problem is this allows a certain class of typographical error to go
undetected.



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Turn off just [info]?

[marvin greenberg <mg...@dctd.saic.com>]

I'm using the default logger (Avalon LogKit?) with velocity as a
standalone application.  I see properties to cause stacktraces for info,
warn and error, but not how to suppress info entirely.

Can someone tell me how to do this?


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