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--- documentation:language_reference:functions:verbosity [2016/10/09 22:12] – created Maurits W. Haverkort
+++ documentation:language_reference:functions:verbosity [2022/10/01 09:38] (current) – Maurits W. Haverkort
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+====== Verbosity ======
+###
+//Verbosity(a)// sets the verbosity (the amount of information they print) of several functions. The input parameter //a// has to be a positive integer. In order to minimize the output set //a=0// i.e. //Verbosity(0)//. The verbosity of different functions uses bitwise comparison, allowing you to silence different functions differently. Maximal output is created with the call //Verbosity(0xFFFF)//. (0x defines hexadecimal notation, FFFF sets all 16 bits to one)
+###
+===== Input =====
+###
+  * //a// : Integer used as bitwise comparison in different functions to set or unset print statements in the output.
+###
+===== Output =====
+###
+none
+###
+===== Example =====
+###
+Verbosity is a global parameter that can be set with the following call
+###
+==== Input ====
+<code Quanty Verbosity.Quanty>
+-- For maximal verbosity
+Verbosity(0xFFFF)
+-- For minimal verbosity
+Verbosity(0x0)
+-- For standard verbosity
+Verbosity(0xF)
+</code>
+==== Result ====
+<file Quanty_Output Verbosity.out>
+</file>
+Verbosity by it selves gives no output. It changes the printed output of other routines. It does not change calculation results
+===== Table of contents =====
+{{indexmenu>.#1}}