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Launch rdk using Robolink without printing rdk logs on stdout-cso_juan-12-16-2022 I try to launch RoboDK like this: rdk = robolink.Robolink(close_std_out=True) but then my python console output is polluted by the robodk logs. I can do the following to keep the robodk logs out of my console: rdk = robolink.Robolink(args=["-DEBUG"],close_std_out=True) station = rdk.AddFile(station_filepath) #this will fail however, I can launch the station if I first create a new Robolink instance rdk = robolink.Robolink(args=["-DEBUG"],close_std_out=True) rdk = robolink.Robolink() # new instance station = rdk.AddFile(station_filepath) # now this works my setup: robodk python API version: 5.5.0 robodk version: v5.5.0 Ubuntu 20.04.5 LTS RE: [BUG] Launch rdk using Robolink without printing rdk logs on stdout-Albert-12-20-2022 You can pass a file to save your debug output in a file instead of having it through the stdout pipe. You can do so by specifying the path to the text file like this:
Code:
rdk = robolink.Robolink(args=["-DEBUG=./path-to-file.txt"],close_std_out=True)
Alternatively, you can also customize the "output_reader" function in the Robolink module to customize the way the output is provided: https://github.com/RoboDK/RoboDK-API/blob/master/Python/robodk/robolink.py#L1289 Or feel free to suggest changes to the initalization of the Robolink module and we can make them official. |