Helpful, but not in the way that I need. Essentially, I am trying to pinpoint
the location of bad code. So, when I put the
#(display "Test")
construction, I get that to my window, but not to the same one as the errors
and
warnings.
I had been issuing \break commands in the wrong place, and was trying to remove
the incorrect \break commands.
As I noted, using
\barNumberCheck #2
on any other bar other than 2 will print a feedback message which can be used
to
track location.
Paul Thompson
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From: jakob lund <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wed, November 17, 2010 3:26:08 PM
Subject: Re: Inserting comments into the log file
Hi Paul
Not sure about the log file, but you can print to the standard output like this:
#(display "...some text...")
(space after "display" is mandatory)
Jakob.
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