Syntax

$suppressErrorLogging

$suppressErrorLogging takes no argument ($suppressErrorLogging[x] is refused: Invalid argument count). It returns an empty string.

What it does

• It sets a flag on the execution context for the current script (the flag is reset when a new script starts).
• Reading the code of the engine and of the host packages, nothing reads this flag: it does not change what is logged, and it does not change what the user sees. Errors are raised and displayed exactly as without it.

Relationship with Other Suppression Functions

Function	User-visible errors
$suppressErrors[(message)]	Replaced by a text message (or nothing)
$embedSuppressErrors[...]	Replaced by a custom embed
$suppressErrorLogging	Unchanged (no effect)

Example

$suppressErrorLogging
$title[Silent Execution]
$description[The flag is set, but errors are still reported.]
$color[#5865F2]