Bump again, this would be so useful
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Bump, bumpity, bump bump. Iâd like color-coded code (
) to more easily see and differentiate the output of specific functions in my code for easier debugging and other things.
I stay away from warn() and error() as they both have undesirable functionalities to them in this context.
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Bump again, this would make debugging easier.
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Implement this please! This would be an amazing feature.
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perhaps just built into the 3 rather than new
if no color is sent, then just default, but if a color is sent, use that color
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Bump for implementation.
However, if you see this thread and are still waiting on this feature, maybe you could use like the suggested above with emojis. But with these emojis preceding a print specifically.
Hello World!
Hello World!
Hello World!
Hello World!
Hello World!
Hello World!
Hello World!
Hello World!
I use it like so,
print("đ” Traceability| State Changed with"..tostring(Index)..". To: "..tostring(Value))
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Bump! This would be extremely useful for debugging especially when handling masses of code. Iâm working with OOP programming principles right now, so itâd be very convenient to have various colors labeling where things are happening and what theyâre doing.
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I support using those ANSI escape chars for this, or reserving extra characters on the range theyâre using for the robux and premium icons.
A more verbose idea is either to support rich text, or a table with character locations.
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Bumping, this would be super useful. Itâs been 7 years, how do we still not have this?!?!?
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Dang itâs been 7 years since I posted this! It might be worth mentioning that in the modern day, we have rich text which goes beyond what this post even described, but itâs still not accessible in the output!
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It would be really cool if implemented!
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Maybe add support for RichText?
Though this will leave out studioâs output window.
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Bump again, this would be super cool for my data saving and loading system to differentiate different prints. For example, a print that says âConnected to databaseâ would be green, and the print that prints out the playerâs data would be blue.
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Bump, print with color would be great! Maybe a filter by color3 option for it as well in output. Debugging would be easier as (personally) I work on a lot of commissions and the output is insanely full. But to filter and immediately see it (or scroll until I find the color I put) would make it sooooooo much easier. This would be great and we already have color3s for text so why not output?
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Bump this once more! The thing is we canât even use ansi codes in terminal. Itâs like roblox doesnât want us to have more than 4 colors. Ansi codes, usage of Color3 in terminal outputs or rich text addition to console would be great.
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fr, bump from me too!!!
hope an engineer reads this
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bumpy bumpity bump
yes please do this!1!!!
my idea:
local LogService = game:GetService("LogService")
--[[ new function! LogService:Print(color: Color3, settings: {
Bold: boolean,
Italic: boolean,
Underline: boolean,
Strikethrough: boolean,
} | boolean, message: string)
parameters:
color: The color of the message
settings: Table with settings OR true which enables everything and false which
disables everything
message: The message to print
]]
LogService:Print(Color.fromRGB(0, 255, 0), false, "Hello there! :D")
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Rich text is already great - could we have support for that? (w/o font size, that would be a mess)
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too much work just to print, color duplication, instead
local logger = LogService:Logger( -- all your settings go here )
logger.log('ThemeName which ya choose in settings', 'hello world')
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bump I feel like if this was implemented one day, it would have an optional second parameter for color 3
print("Hello, World!", Color3.new(1, 1, 1))
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