Shut Console.log with unplugged usb by code?

Hello.

I use console.log for debugging purpose, when the board is unplugged but powered, the prog stop after a while because of the fullness (sorry for the word) of the buffer.
Is there a way to kill output if usb is unplugged? (I'm a lazy guy and don't want to comments all my console.logline.😱)
I suppose there is something to write in the onInit()...

Many Thanks

é.

It'll only happen for you if the board is powered from a PC (so there's an active USB connection) - if it's powered from a USB wall supply or any external power then it won't be a problem.

You can move the console to something like Loopback with LoopbackA.setConsole(1) - but you probably want some way to move it back with USB.setConsole() when you want to interface to the device.

Of course the other option is just to do console.log = function(){}; - but if there are other prints (for example exceptions) then that is capable of filling up the buffer as well.

hum, i'm a bit confuse

LoopbackA.setConsole(1)

in the code... to avoid the buffer pb (or need to open the webide)
and

USB.setConsole()

in the console in the webide, if i want the log back?

regards

é.

Once you move the console with LoopbackA.setConsole(1) nothing you type in the Web IDE will work.

Ideally you would call it somehow from within Espruino. Eg.:

setWatch(function() {
  USB.setConsole();
}, BTN, {repeat:true,edge:"rising",debounce:50})­;

Then when you press the button you get control back.