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- Chrisir August 2017
Is it possible to have a date stamp on run-time errors?
I have a Processing sketch throws about four to eight errors a day to do with the Kinect and the USB port. I'm pretty sure I know why, but to confirm it I need to know when the errors are happening. Is it possible to print the errors (the ones in red that appear below the compiler messages) to the IDE console window with the date stamp? or do they reside in a log somewhere?
So, instead of "Isochronous transfer error: 1", I would get
2017-08-29 14:17 Isochronous transfer error: 1
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With a try catch clause you could println the timestamp