Sets how much the library prints. One of "normal" (everything, the factory default), "silent" (the library's own remarks and its explicitly-called print procedures go quiet; warnings and errors still appear) or "errors_only" (warnings go quiet too). Case-insensitive; anything else aborts.
Read per message, so it takes effect immediately.
Errors are never suppressed, at any level. An error stop, the C++ side's fatal-error
report, and the context lines a failing close prints before aborting all appear whatever this
is set to -- a program's control flow depends on that output being findable.
"silent" turns the explicitly-called print procedures into no-ops -- %print_stat,
%print_schema_info and parquet_string_column's printers included. That is deliberate (it
is what a global output control means) and it is a debugging trap worth knowing about: add a
print, see nothing, and the table is not at fault. parquet_print_settings is the one
exemption, so a silenced program can always be asked why it is silent.
| Type | Intent | Optional | Attributes | Name | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| character(len=*), | intent(in) | :: | level |
"normal" | "silent" | "errors_only". |
subroutine parquet_set_verbosity(level) character(len=*), intent(in) :: level !! "normal" | "silent" | "errors_only". character(len=:), allocatable :: tok, expected call fold_ascii_lower(trim(level), tok) select case (tok) case ("normal") cfg_verbosity = verb_normal case ("silent") cfg_verbosity = verb_silent case ("errors_only") cfg_verbosity = verb_errors_only case default call token_list(verbosity_tokens, expected) error stop "parquet_set_verbosity: unknown level '" // tok // & "' (expected one of: " // expected // ")" end select end subroutine parquet_set_verbosity