Ability to choose to enable/disable #D output when calling scripts.

[jckirton]

For example, maybe #D only gets triggered when you preface the script name with #, like #https.echo {input:"foo"}, or they happen by default as usual, but if you input {#D:false} as an argument, it gives normal output.

#D output would still only be an option on the script's host user of course, and ideally return #D(thing) would still work like it does now.

[matr1x-hackmud]

Kitsunet on Discord shared a workaround for this kind of functionality in the meantime:

let log = []

function $D(msg){
  if(args.debug === true){
    #D(msg)
  }
}
function $print(msg){
  #D(msg)
  log.push(msg)
}

//code, use $D("message") instead of #D and $print("message") for general output

return log.join("\n")

Alternatively:

function $D(msg){
   if(args.debug) #D(msg)
}

$D("i only sometimes debug-out!")