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Hi, I'd like to print messages from my python script in the terminal window from which I opened xbmc. For debugging purposes.
I read you can just do that by using print(). But I don't see messages in the terminal.
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My script operates from one threading.Thread. Does that make debug messages unavailable or is there another way?
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You can use something like xbmc.log('MYSCRIPT: my message'), and, in the terminal, the command "tail -f /xbmc.log grep MYSCRIPT" will show your log messages.
If you have windows, there is "tail" and "grep" commands available too.
Thanks!
I use linux, will work fine.
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