Revision 9878
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 11 years ago
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{ if test ! "$1" -o "$(verbosity_int)" -lt "$1"; then verbosity="$1"; fi; }
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alias verbosity_min='log_local; "verbosity_min"' |
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# usage: (verbosity_compat; cmd) # cmd doesn't support verbosity=''
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# usage: (verbosity_compat; cmd) |
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function verbosity_compat() |
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{ echo_func; if test "$verbosity" = ''; then unset verbosity; fi; }
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{ echo_func; if ((verbosity == 1)); then unset verbosity; fi; }
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alias verbosity_compat='declare verbosity; "verbosity_compat"' |
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bugfix: lib/sh/util.sh: verbosity_compat(): always use default verbosity (`unset verbosity`) when verbosity == 1, regardless of whether the caller has set $verbosity to the special value "", because $verbosity is supposed to be an integer field and "" is not supported by most functions that use $verbosity. in cases where a util.sh script is invoked, it will set $verbosity back to the default value 1, so this will function as before for util.sh scripts and fix $verbosity for scripts that use a different verbosity system.