Hi Gerard,
I just took a quick look at the MQTT plugin code.
The print statements I saw are either in a try - except block or inside a function.
You would need to cause an error (exception) to happen or cause a particular function to be run to see the output.
Try putting your own print statements in code that should run under normal conditions. You should see the output.
You are right that SIP needs to be started from the command line to see the output from print statements.
With plugins that have print statements the print output may show up at the very start of when the plugin is loaded. Check the stuff that appears before the list of plugins loaded.
Dan
I just took a quick look at the MQTT plugin code.
The print statements I saw are either in a try - except block or inside a function.
You would need to cause an error (exception) to happen or cause a particular function to be run to see the output.
Try putting your own print statements in code that should run under normal conditions. You should see the output.
You are right that SIP needs to be started from the command line to see the output from print statements.
With plugins that have print statements the print output may show up at the very start of when the plugin is loaded. Check the stuff that appears before the list of plugins loaded.
Dan