Terminal time stamp

Is there a way to remove the timestamp being shown with each line of output in the terminal. This didn’t use to happen, but started occurring sometime in the past 6 months. It doesn’t happen when developing on Windows, just Terminal in Mac, AFAIK. I’m referring to getting the following at the beginning of each line of output: 2013-01-18 13:18:52.377 Corona Simulator[25468:707]

It makes my code much longer to read and isn’t completely necessary (the old way of having a single timestamp at the beginning of running the program was great). [import]uid: 19999 topic_id: 35084 reply_id: 335084[/import]

You can thank a change in iOS 6.0 and Apple for that. They killed the ability for Corona print statements from showing up in the device console logs. Corona SDK now has to use NS_LOG to output messages so they show up in both places and NS_LOG’s gift is that time stamp. No way to turn it off.

Some people put a newline “\n” at the beginning of their prints to force the body of the print to go to a new line. I don’t like that since it doubles the amount of lines being output, but that’s me. You may like it.
[import]uid: 199310 topic_id: 35084 reply_id: 139526[/import]

Both the free and paid versions of Outlaw strip that (although if you really want the timestamp on each line you can set it that way).

http://outlawgametools.com/outlaw-code-editor-and-project-manager/

Jay
[import]uid: 9440 topic_id: 35084 reply_id: 139542[/import]

You can thank a change in iOS 6.0 and Apple for that. They killed the ability for Corona print statements from showing up in the device console logs. Corona SDK now has to use NS_LOG to output messages so they show up in both places and NS_LOG’s gift is that time stamp. No way to turn it off.

Some people put a newline “\n” at the beginning of their prints to force the body of the print to go to a new line. I don’t like that since it doubles the amount of lines being output, but that’s me. You may like it.
[import]uid: 199310 topic_id: 35084 reply_id: 139526[/import]

Both the free and paid versions of Outlaw strip that (although if you really want the timestamp on each line you can set it that way).

http://outlawgametools.com/outlaw-code-editor-and-project-manager/

Jay
[import]uid: 9440 topic_id: 35084 reply_id: 139542[/import]