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Sysfunc Reference Guide - Message display

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banner

Displays a 'banner' message

The message is displayed with an horizontal separator line above and below

Arguments

$1 message

Returns

Always 0

Displays

message

debug

Display debug message

If $sf_verbose_level >= 2, displays the message.

Arguments

$1 message

Returns

Always 0

Displays

message if verbose level set to debug (2) or more

msg

Displays a message (string)

If the $sf_noexec environment variable is set, prefix the message with '(n)'

Arguments

$1 message

Returns

Always 0

Displays

Message

msg1

Displays a message prefixed with spaces

Arguments

$1 message

Returns

Always 0

Displays

message prefixed with spaces

msg_section

Displays a 'section' message

This is a message prefixed with a linefeed and some hyphens. To be used as paragraph/section title.

Arguments

$1 message

Returns

Always 0

Displays

Message

newline

Display a new line

Arguments

None

Returns

Always 0

Displays

new line

separator

Displays a separator line

Arguments

None

Returns

Always 0

Displays

separator line

trace

Display trace message

If the $sf_verbose environment variable is set or $sf_verbose_level >= 1, displays the message.

Arguments

$1 message

Returns

Always 0

Displays

message if verbose mode is active, nothing if not

warning

Displays a warning message

Arguments

$1 message

Returns

Always 0

Displays

Warning message

 

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