Hello developers,
I went several times thru the Doc, and could not find anything related to
this.
The echo function is useful for debug, but would be even better if we could
write to another device (file)
I use echo to keep track of all the parts in my project, but it would be
great If I could create a file of all the echo(), i.e. creating an automatic
BOM.

Is that too much to ask?

OpenSCAD is great, and you guys rock!

Jean-Paul
AC9GH

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Been discussed several times before. Search this forum.

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You can do it running from the command line, I don't think it can be done in
the GUI.

On windows, I do this :

"C:\Program Files\OpenSCAD\openscad.exe"
"c:\github\openscad\examples\Old\example001.scad" -o test.csg 2>out.txt

at a command prompt to get the output. You might need to adjust the paths,
but the important bits are "2>" to redirect stderr to the file and "-o
test.csg" to stop the GUI launching.

I expect something similar works for Unix.

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