Message handler, fflush(stderr) doesn't work

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@mrjj One possible solution could be to redirect stdout to stderr ?

mrjj

@SPlatten
Im not sure what is being used internally.
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtquick-debugging.html
sounds like it is using qDebug. internally.
but is this console.log in QML or pure JS ?

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@mrjj, console.info

mrjj

@SPlatten
So yes to QML?

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@mrjj , sorry, this application is only JS.

mrjj

@SPlatten
Ok then i understand it.
Im not sure how to flush its buffers then.
JS dont have a flush on its own or anything?

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@mrjj , found this, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28412477/how-to-flush-console-log-output-on-windows

Couldn't I just flush stdout too?

mrjj

@SPlatten
Good found.
Yes seem so.
I would try it at once as no harm from it.

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@mrjj , in the end I wrote a routine in the C++ that is invokable in the JavaScript, then just replaced all calls to console.info with my own routine, this works well.

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@mrjj , ok, now I'm really confused, after adding my API routine, I can now see using the debugger than messages from JavaScript via the API call and C++ make it into the message handler, I' ve stepped through and the output string contains correct content, but for some reason I do not see the output from the JavaScript API call in the Application Output.

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@SPlatten, In the message handler, I'm going to push every entry onto a stack then have a separate thread that services the stack popping off the first from the stack.

mrjj

@SPlatten
Ok, im not sure what causes this but its worth a shot.

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