Re: Meaning of log message: Unable to create AX specifier for element
Re: Meaning of log message: Unable to create AX specifier for element
- Subject: Re: Meaning of log message: Unable to create AX specifier for element
- From: Mike Engber <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 27 Sep 2005 09:03:13 -0700
On Sep 26, 2005, at 7:54 PM, Ray Fischer wrote:
This is Cocoa accessibility code that I'm trying to get working.
The message
occurs when I have NSAccessibilityDebugLogLevel set to 3.
3? Why 3. I don't suggest using anything but 1.
TN2124 says 3 is the maximum value and I wanted the most information.
Hmmm, someone got a little imaginative in documenting things.
The log level is actually a bit mask. The low order bit turns on the
error messages which you might find useful (but maybe cryptic)
Other bits turn on logging of info that has to do with implementation
details of Cocoa's accessibility. All stuff that is highly
susceptible to
change and would be hard to interpret (contents of internal tables) -
i.e.
unlikely to be useful to you. I think the extra spewage would be more
of a
hinderance than a help.
-ME
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