Otherwise, we just get an exception printed by nodejs which doesn't
actually include the message.
What we do here is print it to console.log where it will end up in
stderr, and *also* print a version to the machine-readable output
parsed by jst-lower.rs.
Currently jst-lower.rs bails on seeing it, which means these kind of
log messages are still fatal errors. This is what we want - we don't
have any test cases that expect them.
Signed-off-by: Ian Jackson <ijackson@chiark.greenend.org.uk>
let s = op + ' ' + piece + ' ' + args.z + '\n';
fs.writeSync(jstest_did, s);
}
-
+function add_log_message(m) {
+ console.log('PLAYER LOG - ', m);
+ fs.writeSync(jstest_did, 'add_log_message ' + m);
+}
/*
console.log('-------------------- byhand --------------------');