add ability to see what the logging levels are across the system

[dirk-thomas]

From @ablasdel on January 8, 2013 22:30

Preferable in the same rxlogginglevel console.

If it could be a list of "rules" that you've set like the config file. And has an X next to it to remove that rule it would be nice.

Or a tree view with colors would be another option.

migrated from trac ticket 1161:
https://code.ros.org/trac/ros/ticket/1161

Copied from original issue: ros-visualization/rqt_common_plugins#9

[dirk-thomas]

From @ablasdel on September 2, 2013 13:43

@tfoote just going over old tickets. I am not exactly clear on what this is asking for.

Do you think this is still relevant? If so could you give a quick explaination of what the desired result would be?

[dirk-thomas]

From @tfoote on September 2, 2013 17:8

Yes this is still relevant, though low priority. Right now if you turn on
a system, you don't know what the logging levels are set to unless you
interrogate a specific node or set it.

It would be really great to be able to bring it up and see at a glance:

"Oh look, everything is at info, but tf is set to debug, and actionlib is
set to error only. "

This is especially useful if it's on a longer running system or a shared
system.

On Mon, Sep 2, 2013 at 6:43 AM, Aaron Blasdel notifications@github.comwrote:

@tfoote https://github.com/tfoote just going over old tickets. I am not
exactly clear on what this is asking for.

Do you think this is still relevant? If so could you give a quick
explaination of what the desired result would be?

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[dirk-thomas]

From @ablasdel on September 2, 2013 17:33

Now I understand what this means (it feels like we chatted about this before and I never put it in the issue)

I think this would be a vast improvement on the current logger level design. Logger level was the first plugin I made and mistakes were made it definately needs some love at some point.