try using msg_print("your message here") if you want them to be printed in game
or note("message here") if they are going to be in an error or something
in general look for a string nearby that could be printed where yours would be
and steal that code.
if you want to be fancy make a global debug var and put it in an if block, eg
if (DEBUG == True):
{
msg_print("debug message");
}
oh and dont forget the ';' 's (bane of my coding LIFE)
On 25 Jul 2011, at 20:48, AK wrote:
> I have a function where I added some debug echo messages but they don't seem
> to show up. The function runs in insert mode. The debug messages neither show
> up on screen or in :messages listing.
>
> -ak
>
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