] ]> Doesn't it make sense to prefix Glib errors ]with something like: "Glib ] ]> Error:" or "System Error:" or "Gimp Error:" ](localizing just that ]> string) and let the rest appear as-is within ] the error console? ] ]No. The user is not supposed to see them, never. Actually no such ]messages should ever be emitted. If it does, there's a programming ]error. It would not help to show these messages to the user. They are useful for bug reports. I would like to see a clean way to control logging of various messages. The messages would ideally be able to be shown in a real window (not the console), tee to a file, etc. by checking logging options in the user preferences. The log window (not the console window) should pop up when the first log entry occurs. GTK+ System level logging could be disabled initially, with a checkbox to enable it. Saving the log to a file could also be initially disabled. When scripts running autonomously in non-GUI mode, use stderr or logfile for error messages instead. Just my opinion. _-Ted p.s. But if it's going to hold up the release, stub out the code in this release to do something simpler. ________________________________________________________________ Get your name as your email address. Includes spam protection, 1GB storage, no ads and more Only $1.99/ month - visit http://www.mysite.com/name today!