Rename JsDuck::Log namespace to JsDuck::Warning.

require 'jsduck/util/singleton'

require 'jsduck/util/os'

require 'jsduck/log/warnings'

require 'jsduck/warning/registry'

module JsDuck

      @verbose = false

      @colors = nil

      @warnings = Log::Warnings.new

      @warnings = Warning::Registry.new

      @shown_warnings = {}

    end

require 'jsduck/util/parallel'

require 'jsduck/tag_registry'

require 'jsduck/js/ext_patterns'

require 'jsduck/log/warnings_parser'

require 'jsduck/warning/parser'

module JsDuck

          "",

          *Logger.doc_warnings) do |warnings|

          begin

            Log::WarningsParser.new(warnings).parse.each do |w|

            Warning::Parser.new(warnings).parse.each do |w|

              Logger.set_warning(w[:type], w[:enabled], w[:path], w[:params])

            end

          rescue Exception => e

require 'set'

module JsDuck

  module Log

  module Warning

    # Missing documentation warnings management

    class NoDocWarning

    class Nodoc

      TYPES = Set[nil, :class, :member, :param]

      VISIBILITIES = Set[nil, :public, :protected, :private]

require 'strscan'

module JsDuck

  module Log

  module Warning

    # Parses the warnings passed in from command line

    #

    #

    # <path>         := .*

    #

    class WarningsParser

    class Parser

      def initialize(string)

        @scanner = StringScanner.new(string)

      end

require 'jsduck/log/no_doc_warning'

require 'jsduck/warning/nodoc'

module JsDuck

  module Log

  module Warning

    # Warnings management

    class Warnings

    class Registry

      def initialize

        @docs = [

          :no_doc_param => {:msg => "Alias for +nodoc(param,public)", :params => [:param, :public]},

        }

        @nodoc = Log::NoDocWarning.new

        @nodoc = Warning::Nodoc.new

        # Turn off all warnings by default.

        # This is good for testing.