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Hello again! That was a very helpful advice, but now I'm struggling with such a problem - obviously after LoopbackA.setConsole() I lose opportunity to prompt commands into IDE console and it is inacceptable accordint to my plans. What could You advise?
P.S looks like I already fixed it by piping default console (USB in my case) with LoopbackB.
Nicktonious
Espruino has something called
Loopback. If you doLoopbackA.setConsole()anything that gets printed (including exceptions/etc) appears in aLoopbackB.on('data', ...)event, and the same the other way.That could potentially be a good solution, although it won't work if you're printing huge amounts of data. For up to ~1000 bytes at once it should be fine though