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Debug output and logs
Sometimes scripts do not behave as expected. In these cases debug output or logs can help.
Debug output
Run this command in a terminal:
:set PrintDebug true;
You will then see debug output when running the script from terminal.
To revert to default output run:
:set PrintDebug false;
Debug output for specific script
Even having debug output for a specific script or function only (or a
set of) is possible. To enable debug output for telegram-chat run:
:set ($PrintDebugOverride->"telegram-chat") true;
Debug logs
The debug info can go to system log. To make it show up in memory run:
/system/logging/add topics=script,debug action=memory;
Other actions (disk, email, remote or support) can be used as
well. I do not recommend using echo - use debug output
instead.
Disable or remove that setting to restore regular logging.
Verbose output
Specific scripts can generate huge amount of output. These do use a function
$LogPrintVerbose, which is declared, but has no code, intentionally.
If you really want that output set the function to be the same as
$LogPrint:
:set LogPrintVerbose $LogPrint;
To revert that change just run:
:set LogPrintVerbose;