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: Suppresses console messages grouped under the specified comma-separated list of message domains. | : Suppresses console messages grouped under the specified comma-separated list of message domains. | ||
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* Internally, Kore sets the verbosity level of message domains listed in this option to '''5''', so [[verbose]] needs to be below that level. | * Internally, Kore sets the verbosity level of message domains listed in this option to '''5''', so [[verbose]] needs to be below that level. | ||
== | == Tips == | ||
To find out domains of the messages you want to squelch, use [[showDomain]] option to append domain information to messages in output. | To find out domains of the messages you want to squelch, use [[showDomain]] option to append domain information to messages in output. | ||
Revision as of 13:43, 16 August 2012
- squelchDomains <domains>
- Suppresses console messages grouped under the specified comma-separated list of message domains.
Examples
If you don't want your vendbot to be spammed by people using skills in town, use:
squelchDomains skill
Suppress your successful attacks and monster's misses:
squelchDomains attackMon, attackedMiss
Notes
- For normal messages, the option verboseDomains overrides this option, thus if a message domain is listed in verboseDomains, that message group will always be printed in the console even if it is listed in this option.
- Internally, Kore sets the verbosity level of message domains listed in this option to 5, so verbose needs to be below that level.
Tips
To find out domains of the messages you want to squelch, use showDomain option to append domain information to messages in output.