So it seems like the Exceptions, Errors and Notices are saved to a file and can also be printed on the linux command line as they happen. Which is great.
However, I am still looking for the ability to issue a simple "print" command that does not save to a file and all it does is display some text on the screen (this helps a lot when debugging in realtime).?
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Based on what @LightDemon wrote, It looks like we can "repurpose" the error.notice to write to a file which is separate from the exceptions and errors, correct?
If this is true, this is kind of a decent workaround... All I am looking for is the ability to output some live text in a console without polluting the actual error logs.?
The way I see it:
Error logs should only contain the exceptions and errors while "print" statements should be ephemeral and only aid with live debugging... I'm not sure why this seems to be so difficult.
Thanks for all the tips, I will dig into the manuals.
fabiodaubermann