update documentation and move condition to top
thanks to stevecotton for the documentation message for no-log-sanitize
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@ -238,8 +238,8 @@ commandline_options::commandline_options(const std::vector<std::string>& args)
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("log-none", po::value<std::vector<std::string>>()->composing(), "sets the severity level of the specified log domain(s) to 'none'. Similar to --log-error.")
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("log-precise", "shows the timestamps in log output with more precision.")
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("no-log-to-file", "log output is written only to standard error rather than to a file. The environment variable WESNOTH_NO_LOG_FILE can also be set as an alternative.")
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("log-to-file", "log output is written to a file. Cancels the effect of --no-log-to-file whether implicit or explicit.")
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("no-log-sanitize", "do not sanitize usernames in log")
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("log-to-file", "log output is written to the log file instead of standard error. Cancels the effect of --no-log-to-file whether implicit or explicit.")
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("no-log-sanitize", "disables the anonymization that's normally applied when logging, for example replacing usernames with “USER”")
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("wnoconsole", "For Windows, when used with --no-log-to-file, results in output being written to cerr/cout instead of CONOUT. Otherwise, does nothing.")
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std::string sanitize_log(const std::string& logstr)
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{
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std::string str = logstr;
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if (!log_sanitization) {
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return logstr;
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}
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std::string str = logstr;
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#ifdef _WIN32
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const char* user_name = getenv("USERNAME");
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