identifying current logging level in custom task

[Jeffrey Bacon <jb...@magmic.com>]

Is there any way for a custom task to determine what the current logging 
level for the project is at?  For example, when I pass '-verbose' on the 
command line and Ant goes into verbose logging level, can I identify 
that situation and then print out logging info if I am in that level?

no, printing to log(msg, Project.MSG_VERBOSE) doesn't do what I want as 
I want to tell command that I execute from within the task whether to 
output verbose info or not.
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Re: identifying current logging level in custom task

[Stefan Bodewig <bo...@apache.org>]

On Wed, 07 Jul 2004, Jeffrey Bacon <jb...@magmic.com> wrote:

> Is there any way for a custom task to determine what the current
> logging level for the project is at?

Ant really doesn't have a logging level, each Build listener has.  The
level you set with the command line arguments only affects the
DefaultBuildLogger.  If you use the XML logger, for example, it will
be completely ignored.

Stefan

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