[Temporary] Print Slicer

[vcmptr]

This bug still not fixed. I can't wait for fix. I created temporary print function.

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function PrintSlicer()
{
local PrintBackup = print;
print <- function(string)
{
if(string!=null)
{
string = ""+string+""
if(string.len()>512)
{
  local x = string.len()/512;
  local cpt = 0;
  for(local i = 0; i != x; i++)
{
   cpt += 512;
   PrintBackup(string.slice(cpt-512, cpt));
}
  PrintBackup(string.slice(cpt, (cpt+(string.len()%512))));
  PrintBackup("Sliced prints ("+(x+1)+" slices) ");
}
 else PrintBackup(string);
}
}
}How to apply?
Just call function in onScriptLoad.

[.]

You guys know you can backup the original print and overwrite it with your own without needing to change everything in your script to use `print2`. Like this example:

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local PrintBackup = print;
print <- function(msg)
{
    PrintBackup("Now calling the actual print");
    PrintBackup(msg);
}

print("Testing overwrite");
Thus, allowing you to implement a fragmented print function.

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local PrintBackup = print;
print <- function( msg )
{
    for (local n = 0, m = msg.len(); n < m; n += 512)
    {
        if ( (n + 512) > m )
            PrintBackup( msg.slice( n ) );
        else
            PrintBackup( msg.slice( n, (n + 512) ) );
    }
}
In case the issue is unbearable. I never had to deal with strings that long tbh

[vcmptr]

You guys know you can backup the original print and overwrite it with your own without needing to change everything in your script to use `print2`. Like this example:

Code Select Expand

local PrintBackup = print;
print <- function(msg)
{
    PrintBackup("Now calling the actual print");
    PrintBackup(msg);
}

print("Testing overwrite");
Thus, allowing you to implement a fragmented print function.

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local PrintBackup = print;
print <- function( msg )
{
    for (local n = 0, m = msg.len(); n < m; n += 512)
    {
        if ( (n + 512) > m )
            PrintBackup( msg.slice( n ) );
        else
            PrintBackup( msg.slice( n, (n + 512) ) );
    }
}
In case the issue is unbearable. I never had to deal with strings that long tbh

You are man! Thanks!  I will update script.

[.]

You are man!

But that's what it says on my profile, doesn't it?

[vcmptr]

You are man!

But that's what it says on my profile, doesn't it?

Hmm okay...