kindred/create
1
1
Fork 0
Code Issues 51 Pull Requests 1 Actions 4 Packages Projects 9 Releases 2 Wiki Activity

source typo fixes pt5

Browse Source 
+ cleaning up some more non-short-URLs
Issue #2914
This commit is contained in:
Kunda
2017-03-03 16:43:42 -05:00
committed by Yorik van Havre
parent 2c4b16d323
commit de2392eb18
58 changed files with 147 additions and 148 deletions
Download Patch File Download Diff File Expand all files Collapse all files

53
src/Base/Console.cpp
View File

@@ -153,13 +153,13 @@ bool ConsoleSingleton::IsMsgTypeEnabled(const char* sObs, FreeCAD_ConsoleMsgType
/** Prints a Message
* This method issues a Message.
* Messages are used show some non vital information. That means in the
* case FreeCAD running with GUI a Message in the status Bar apear. In console
* mode a message comes out.
* Messages are used to show some non vital information. That means when
* FreeCAD is running in GUI mode a Message appears on the status bar.
* In console mode a message is printed to the console.
* \par
* You can use a printf like interface like:
* \code
* Console().Message("Doing somthing important %d times\n",i);
* Console().Message("Doing something important %d times\n",i);
* \endcode
* @see Warning
* @see Error
@@ -179,10 +179,10 @@ void ConsoleSingleton::Message( const char *pMsg, ... )
/** Prints a Message
* This method issues a Warning.
* Messages are used to get the users attantion. That means in the
* case FreeCAD running with GUI a Message Box is poping up. In console
* mode a colored message comes out! So dont use careless. For information
* purpose the Log or Message method is more aprobiated.
* Messages are used to get the users attention. That means when
* FreeCAD is in GUI mode a Message Box pops up. In console
* mode a colored message is returned to the console! Don't use this carelessly.
* For information purposes the 'Log' or 'Message' methods are more appropriate.
* \par
* You can use a printf like interface like:
* \code
@@ -205,15 +205,15 @@ void ConsoleSingleton::Warning( const char *pMsg, ... )
}
/** Prints a Message
* This method issues an Error which makes some execution imposible.
* Errors are used to get the users attantion. That means in the
* case FreeCAD running with GUI a Error Message Box is poping up. In console
* mode a colored message comes out! So dont use this careless. For information
* purpose the Log or Message method is more aprobiated.
* This method issues an Error which makes some execution impossible.
* Errors are used to get the users attention. That means when FreeCAD
* is running in GUI mode an Error Message Box pops up. In console
* mode a colored message is printed to the console! Don't use this carelessly.
* For information purposes the 'Log' or 'Message' methods are more appropriate.
* \par
* You can use a printf like interface like:
* \code
* Console().Error("Somthing realy bad in %s happend\n",str);
* Console().Error("Something really bad in %s happened\n",str);
* \endcode
* @see Message
* @see Warning
@@ -233,15 +233,14 @@ void ConsoleSingleton::Error( const char *pMsg, ... )
/** Prints a Message
* this method is more for devlopment and tracking purpos.
* It can be used to track execution of algorithms and functions
* and put it in files. The normal user dont need to see it, its more
* for developers and experinced users. So in normal user modes the
* logging is switched of.
* This method is appropriate for development and tracking purposes.
* It can be used to track execution of algorithms and functions.
* The normal user doesn't need to see it, it's more for developers
* and experienced users. So in normal user mode the logging is switched off.
* \par
* You can use a printf like interface like:
* You can use a printf-like interface for example:
* \code
* Console().Log("Exectue part %d in algorithem %s\n",i,str);
* Console().Log("Execute part %d in algorithm %s\n",i,str);
* \endcode
* @see Message
* @see Warning
@@ -266,8 +265,8 @@ void ConsoleSingleton::Log( const char *pMsg, ... )
/** Delivers the time/date
* this method give you a string with the actual time/date. You can
* use that for Log() calls to make time stamps.
* This method gives you a string with the actual time/date. You can
* use that for Log() calls to make timestamps.
* @return Const string with the date/time
*/
const char* ConsoleSingleton::Time(void)
@@ -289,7 +288,7 @@ const char* ConsoleSingleton::Time(void)
/** Attaches an Observer to Console
* Use this method to attach a ConsoleObserver derived class to
* the Console. After the observer is attached all messages will also
* forwardet to it.
* be forwarded to it.
* @see ConsoleObserver
*/
void ConsoleSingleton::AttachObserver(ConsoleObserver *pcObserver)
@@ -391,9 +390,9 @@ PyMethodDef ConsoleSingleton::Methods[] = {
{"PrintWarning", (PyCFunction) ConsoleSingleton::sPyWarning, 1,
"PrintWarning -- Print a warning to the output"},
{"SetStatus", (PyCFunction) ConsoleSingleton::sPySetStatus, 1,
"Set the status for either Log, Msg, Wrn or Error for an observer"},
"Set the status for either Log, Msg, Wrn, or Error for an observer"},
{"GetStatus", (PyCFunction) ConsoleSingleton::sPyGetStatus, 1,
"Get the status for either Log, Msg, Wrn or Error for an observer"},
"Get the status for either Log, Msg, Wrn, or Error for an observer"},
{NULL, NULL, 0, NULL} /* Sentinel */
};
@@ -580,7 +579,7 @@ PyObject *ConsoleSingleton::sPySetStatus(PyObject * /*self*/, PyObject *args, Py
else if(strcmp(pstr2,"Err") == 0)
pObs->bErr = (Bool==0)?false:true;
else
Py_Error(Base::BaseExceptionFreeCADError,"Unknown Message Type (use Log,Err,Msg or Wrn)");
Py_Error(Base::BaseExceptionFreeCADError,"Unknown Message Type (use Log, Err, Msg, or Wrn)");
Py_INCREF(Py_None);
return Py_None;