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Disabling or custom handling of error messages to stdout
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Hi,

When I try to import a file that does not exist using KFbxImporter::Initialize() I get an “Unexpected file type” message printed to stdout. I would like all error and warning messages to go through a custom logger. Is there a way I can set-up a custom handler for these prints instead of them going directly to stdout? Simpler can I disable the prints as the return value and GetLastErrorString() provide all of the error information I need.

Thanks,
Mark


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Hello Mark, there is an environment variable K_ASSERT_ON to suppress asserts, please try to set it as 0.
Up to my memory, the name of this variable may be different in an earlier version, but it is like this at least for 2012.

Regards,
Jiayang

Author: Jiayang Xu
Replied: 08 December 2011 06:40 PM  
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Thanks Jiayang,

Your tip pointed me to kdebug.h which is what I was looking for. I also realize now that the message only appears in the debug version of the library.

Cheers,
Mark


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