Disable prn of captured values at execution time

[vvvvalvalval]

Disable prn of captured values at execution time

[vvvvalvalval]

@RickMoynihan That's one of the intended uses of custom loggers, are you aware of those? https://github.com/vvvvalvalval/scope-capture/blob/master/doc/Tutorial.md#customization

[RickMoynihan]

Thanks for the pointer, they look useful.

Is there an argument that a more sensible default would be to not print the runtime values (but still emit the rest of the information)? And for people to opt in to the printing of those values? I'm not sure what its utility is as you can just drop in a println if that's what you want.

Otherwise I can see myself having to either package those customisations into a library and use that everywhere instead; or copy this code into all my project development environments.

Thanks again for wrapping up this workflow in a library though, it's super useful!

[vvvvalvalval]

You know, you can also call sc.apy/spy with no arguments, in which case the scope will still be saved without printing the value.

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[RickMoynihan]

Ahh perfect I hadn't realised that, that's exactly what I'm looking for!