Detecting when somethings output into the console

[Aide33]

How do I detect when a line of text is output into the console?

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[Ipquarx]

You can't really do this through torquescript, to really do it you gotta use an external program to attach to blockland on startup.

[Trinick]

You can't really do this through torquescript, to really do it you gotta use an external program to attach to blockland on startup.

He's right.

[Destiny/Zack0Wack0]

Client-sided or server-sided?

[Trinick]

Client-sided or server-sided?

Huh? You can't detect anything from a client's console serverside, so obviously it's clientside. And either way, there's no TS callback for when things are printed to console, and testArrayCtrl.dump(); reveals no way to even grab text from the console.

[Blocki]

Badspot should make a callback for console output

[Destiny/Zack0Wack0]

Huh? You can't detect anything from a client's console serverside, so obviously it's clientside. And either way, there's no TS callback for when things are printed to console, and testArrayCtrl.dump(); reveals no way to even grab text from the console.

I'm asking the OP. If it's server-sided, not possible. But there is definitely a callback on the console control for when a new line is added, I've had to use it before.

[Trinick]

I'm asking the OP. If it's server-sided, not possible. But there is definitely a callback on the console control for when a new line is added, I've had to use it before.

Please enlighten us then, because I just went looking for one and couldn't find one, and this is a very useful thing to have.

[nerraD]

Badspot should make a callback for console output

I reckon it can be abusuable.

[otto-san]

I reckon it can be abusuable.

how

[nerraD]

I reckon it can be abusuable.

Scrap that.

[Destiny/Zack0Wack0]

Please enlighten us then, because I just went looking for one and couldn't find one, and this is a very useful thing to have.

ConsoleEntry::eval

[Blocki]

ConsoleEntry::eval

Not for stuff that we put in, for stuff that is shown there

[Ipquarx]

ConsoleEntry::eval

that's for when a command is put into the console, not when a line is output into the console.

[Destiny/Zack0Wack0]

that's for when a command is put into the console, not when a line is output into the console.

Hence me asking for context in my first post. Thought the OP might have meant a few things.