I noticed, while attempting to summarize bug #429768:
% grep "error :" tvvf.log | sed -e 's/^.*error ://' -e 's/line.*$//' | sort | uniq -c
19231 Couldn't find end of Start Tag episode-num
535 Couldn't find end of Start Tag length
19766 attributes construct error
19766 error parsing attribute name
...that leading word "Couldn't" is capitalized, and "attributes" and
"error" aren't. I don't know whether they all should be capitalized or
lower case, but a mix of both styles seems wrong. And is there any
consensus on whether an error message should end in a period?
Hope this helps...
reassign 431136 libxml-libxml-perl thanks These error messages are not actually produced by the XMLTV modules. The XML file is passed straight to the parser from XML::LibXML module, which is where these error messages are produced. Therefore I'm reassigning this bug to that package.
reassign 431136 libxml2 2.6.31.dfsg-1 thanks ... which gets them from libxml2. Reassigning again; I just verified that these messages are found in the libxml2 sources. Cheers,
Will it break some programs which has hard code these warnings? I prefer we don't change it although they may be ugly.