Experimental:Palette:debugControl
Summary
This component facilitates experimentation with and control of the builtin debug statement. It is an operator based interface for the debug module.
Usage
Setting the various parameters will use the tdu.debug.setStyle function to change the behavior of the builtin debug statement. You can use the Test pulse to print a test debug statement to the textport.
Parameters - Debug Control Page
Refresh Refresh - Refreshes parameters to current debug style settings.
Apply Settings On Start Applysettingsonstart - If On, apply the component's debug setting parameters when TouchDesigner is started. Otherwise, the parameters will be refreshed to default settings on start.
Print Style Printstyle - ⊞ - Define how arguments to debug are converted for printing.
- pprint
pprint- convert non-string args to pprint.pformat(arg, indent=4). Makes lists, dicts, etc. easily readable
- repr
repr- convert non-string args to repr(arg)
- str
str- convert non-string args to str(arg)
showDAT Showdat - in debug message, show the DAT where debug was called
showFunction Showfunction - in debug message, show function where debug was called
showLineNo Showlineno - in debug message, show line number where debug was called
timeStamp Timestamp - Python time format code. Menu contains examples.
Suppress Suppress - if True, suppress (don't print) any debug calls
formatOverride Formatoverride - overrides the default message that debug prints. You can use {0}, {1}, and {2} for DAT, function, and line number
functionOverride Functionoverride - overrides the builtin TD debug function. This function will be called with all arguments from any debug calls in your project. Set to False to remove override.
Test Debug Testdebug - evaluated argument to pass to debug as a test
Test Test - Run a test debug call with the argument provided in Test Debug parameter
Parameters - About Page
Help Help - Opens this page.
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