Hi,
Excerpts from Shadowfirebird's message of 2010-10-19 11:18:03 +0200:
> Can someone give me some hints on debugging hooks? For example, is there an
> easy way to get just one message object in the console, so I can play with
> it?
Yep, there is:
$ irb1.9.1 -Ilib
>> require 'sup'
>> include Redwood
>> start
>> i = Index.init
>> i.load
If you have some message ID you want to load, you can do so. If you don’t know
which one to load, you could print them all (beware, on a big index, this of
course will be a very long listing):
>> i.each_id { |i| puts i }
To actually load the message:
>> m = i.build_message("201010062050.45778.k...@sibbald.com")
You can then play with the masseg as you like.
> Is it true that the before-add-message hook can die silently if my code is
> bad? Will wrapping my code in begin ... rescue ... end guarantee that this
> doesn't happen?
Not sure about that. At least in the system log (press ; to open the buffer
manager) it will leave a trace about hooks dying, but I don’t know if it’s
display very obviously when you’re not having an eye on the log.
Best regards,
Michael
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