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I tried to implement this myself using std::ostringstream, but it seems like something is going odd in linking and each CSFML module has its own copy of the sf::err function, so placing these functions in the system module means that errors from other modules are not redirected.
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Error handling will completely change in a future version of SFML, and as you pointed, there are multiple sf::err streams in CSFML, so there's no easy solution.
It would be possible to add a function to each module to redirect the output into a single stream. Trouble with that approach is that if SFML is dynamically linked then sf::err will be set multiple times and it would be redundant. But that could be avoided with a few simple processor commands at compile time.
For languages with error handling facilities, it would be useful to be able to capture messages output to
sf::err()
from CSFML. I suggest an API like:I tried to implement this myself using
std::ostringstream
, but it seems like something is going odd in linking and each CSFML module has its own copy of thesf::err
function, so placing these functions in the system module means that errors from other modules are not redirected.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: