Currently, output displayed in the console is completely unbuffered, so if that output is coming from the STDOUT of a child process (for example) it gets split into chunks pretty much at random. If would be good to chunk results more deliberately by waiting, say, 10ms after console.output(s) is called, and if called again in that period the output will be concatenated rather than split.
Currently, output displayed in the console is completely unbuffered, so if that output is coming from the STDOUT of a child process (for example) it gets split into chunks pretty much at random. If would be good to chunk results more deliberately by waiting, say, 10ms after
console.output(s)is called, and if called again in that period the output will be concatenated rather than split.