Shoot. I was just looking for a way to have QS_QEP_STATE_ENTRY on for all Active Object EXCEPT for this "noisy" one but I found this on the forum. Maybe this should be future request ticket to have something like QS_FILTER_SM_OBJ_OFF.
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I had the same problem with a rather fast cyclic timeout-evt. I ended up wrapping the QSpy host application into a python-script and do the filtering there. Doesn't work that good though, still got some problems with forwarding stdout.
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Hello,
I understand that with QSPY I can use a local filter for a single AO, but can I:
1) Filter Out/Off QSPY from a single AO and let all others appear. (For example, I have a serial driver I want to shut up)?
2) Filter In/On more than 1 AO (For example, I have 2 AO instances I want to appear but turn off all others)?
Thanks!
Dominic
Unfortunately, no, on both accounts.
The "local" QS filter allows you to filter just one AO/state machine object, meaning that QS will produce trace for just this one object.
--Miro
Shoot. I was just looking for a way to have QS_QEP_STATE_ENTRY on for all Active Object EXCEPT for this "noisy" one but I found this on the forum. Maybe this should be future request ticket to have something like QS_FILTER_SM_OBJ_OFF.
I had the same problem with a rather fast cyclic timeout-evt. I ended up wrapping the QSpy host application into a python-script and do the filtering there. Doesn't work that good though, still got some problems with forwarding stdout.