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How to make OpenGTL less verbose

The debug version of OpenGTL is very verbose. There is in the svn (and therefor, in the upcoming 0.9.3/0.9.4 versions) a better debug system, it's now possible to control which libraries, files and functions can output debug, without the need to rebuild.

It's controlled by a the '$HOME/.OpenGTLDebugConfig' file.

To disable all output debug, you just need to add the three following lines:

GTLCore = false
OpenCTL = false
OpenShiva = false

To disable the debug output of a single file in GTLCore:

libraryname,filename = false

Exemple:

GTLCore,Type.cpp = false

To disable the debug output of a single function :

libraryname,filename,functionname

Exemple:

GTLCore,ParserBase_p.cpp,GTLCore::ParserBase::getVariable = false
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