[DWarning] The final build of Warning Module #21
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With basic structures, a basic global function, and basic documents.
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Why do we need this?
The purpose of building
DefinedWarningmodule is that when we have something being improperly used, we should NOT crash the program immediately (especially as a UI library/framework). Instead, we need a way to tell the developer that something which should not happen did happen.Currently, I did not find any API that I can generate a native warning during runtime.
So our workaround is printing them out with a specific format and doing constrains in our API.
And since we make this as a dedicate module, we can easily improve it in the future when we have a better solution.
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