$ man printf
...
int printf (const char *fmt, ...)
...
returns the number of characters written...
I don't see any reason change that.
Peter N. Lundblad wrote:
>Hi,
>
>As the new functions svn_cmdline_printf, svn_cmdline_fprintf and
>svn_cmdline_fputs are defined, they return an svn_error_t *, but the
>implementation never fails. This is because it uses the fuzzy conversion
>from UTF-8 if the real one fails, and it doesn't check the return value of
>the underlying fputs call.
>
>IN the current code, non of the printf/fprintf/fputs calls check for
>errors. Ofcourse this is because if they all output to stdout or stderr
>and if that doesn't work, there is not much to do. You can't inform the
>user anyway.
>
>We could either:
>a) Use SVN_ERR everywhere we call one of the new functions except in
>svn_handle_error. Is this overkill?
>b) Ditch the return value of the new functions in favour of void and
>ignore failures (hoping for SIGPIPE kicking in as we do today).
>
>Opinions?
>
>Regares,
>//Peter
>
>
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Received on Sun May 16 22:14:22 2004