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    Sending message back to PyMakr console over WiFi

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      JosSchr
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      Hello, everyone! ;)

      I'm new to Pycom board development. I'm connecting to my LoPy board over WiFi and I noticed that if I put a print ( ) statement in main.py I don't see its output in my Pymakr console. If I control the LED in my script I can see it is working and thus that the script is running. It would be very handy to send data back to the Pymakr console over WiFi for debugging purposes ( so I can get debugging info from my board remotely ). Has someone figured out how this works? Because I was unfortunately unable to find the necessary documentation or tutorials on the LoPy site ...

      Kind regards and thanks in advance,
      Joshua

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        jmarcelino
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        Hi Joshua,

        There's no way to do it in Pymakr (which is being discontinued anyway) but you can simply telnet into the your LoPy and get your print() results that way.

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