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Revision 1053

Added by Jing Tao almost 22 years ago

Overload a method debugMessage(String msg, int debugLevel)
User can set a debugLevel for this message. If debugLevel is less than the default a value in build.xml, this message will be printed.
If user set a value less than or equals 0, debugLevel will be set automatically to 1. So we can set default value to 0 in build.xml file and close all debug message.

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MetaCatUtil.java
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    return parameters;
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  }
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   /** 
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   * Utility method to print debugging messages. User can set debug level
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   * for this message. The number is fewer, the message is more important
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   * @param msg, the content of the message
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   * @param debugLevel, an integer indicating the message debug leve
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   */
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  public static void debugMessage(String msg, int debugLevel) 
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  {
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    int limit = 1;
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    try 
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    {
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      limit=Integer.parseInt(getOption("debuglevel"));
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    }
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    catch (Exception e)
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    {
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      System.out.println(e.getMessage());
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    }
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    //don't allow the user set debugLevel less than or equals 0
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    if (debugLevel<=0)
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    {
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      debugLevel=1;
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    }
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    if (debugLevel < limit) 
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    {
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      System.err.println(msg);
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    }
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  }
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  /** 
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   * Utility method to print debugging messages
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   *
......
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    }
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  }
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  public static Vector getOptionList(String optiontext)
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  {
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    Vector options = new Vector();

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