Hi BeckyEbook,
I will look into that. I did add a new Sigil Error box that allows full expansion to see any python exceptions and debug output if a runtime error happens. But if no runtime error happens, then no output will be shown.
You should always be able to redirect all python print output to a file at a fixed path no matter what. Have you tried redirecting python std out to a file? Is the file empty? Did you use a hard coded path?
I may be able to create a log ability of some sort stored in the python function context that the C++ side creates.
I will try playing around with it a bit to see.
Kevin
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Originally Posted by BeckyEbook
The functions have potential, but I have trouble debugging them.
"print" or trying to save information to an external debug file does not work.
If I need any "output" I am helpless.
What can I do?
I checked in Calibre and there is a special window with results, so that such a function works.
There are certainly people who are able to write a working function right away. I like to test my solutions, so "print" is my friend. |