[Critical] Broken in 5.X+

[OdinVex]

Broken for 5.1, complains of a header file not being found.

./ConsoleEnhanced/Source/ConsoleEnhanced/Private/SOutputLog.cpp:16:10: fatal error: 'Classes/EditorStyleSettings.h' file not found

I removed that because it doesn't belong in the cpp to begin with and simply corrected SOutputLog.h to include #include "Settings/EditorStyleSettings.h", it now sees the header correctly.

Edit: Side note, you have a ton of deprecated calls (21). You require a small bit of rewriting, as these calls were deprecated in 5.0.

Edit: Compilation will also be faster if you don't use monolithic headers such as EditorStyle.h or SlateBasics.h:

To handle this, I removed SlateBasics.h and added the following to SOutputLog.h:

#include "Widgets/Input/SMultiLineEditableTextBox.h"
#include "Framework/Text/SlateHyperlinkRun.h"
#include "Framework/Text/SlateTextRun.h"
#include "Misc/OutputDeviceHelper.h"
#include "SlateOptMacros.h" // To handle XXX_SLATE_FUNCTION_BUILD_OPTIMIZATION blocks

Edit: Also corrected #include "AssetRegistryModule.h" to #include "AssetRegistry/AssetRegistryModule.h"

Edit: LogTimestampMode no longer exists under UEditorStyleSettings, at least in a quick grep of source code. It has seen some work in 5.1. I added OutputLog to the list of PrivateDependencyModuleNames and OutputLogSettings.h to the list of includes in SOutputLog.h as well as changing UEditorStyleSettings to UOutputLogSettings. It compiles, I've untested it all.

[OdinVex]

I'll probably clone, do a pull-request with all changes necessary.

[SeanDavidS]

@OdinVex Did you manage to fix it so it could be run in 5.1? The code for this would be very appreciated!

[OdinVex]

@OdinVex Did you manage to fix it so it could be run in 5.1? The code for this would be very appreciated!

I did, but I'll need to find it if it wasn't lost in a RAID volume failure. I've been doing a lot of OS migration away from ancient *bian/*buntu and their derivatives to Arch-like distros. Keep in mind though that my edit is specific for Linux users to fix a crash.

[SeanDavidS]

I did, but I'll need to find it if it wasn't lost in a RAID volume failure. I've been doing a lot of OS migration away from ancient *bian/*buntu and their derivatives to Arch-like distros. Keep in mind though that my edit is specific for Linux users to fix a crash.

I didn't see this as a specific fix for Linux users. So no need to dig to find it :) Thanks for your code anyway, I almost got it working on Windows with 5.1.1.

[OdinVex]

I did, but I'll need to find it if it wasn't lost in a RAID volume failure. I've been doing a lot of OS migration away from ancient *bian/*buntu and their derivatives to Arch-like distros. Keep in mind though that my edit is specific for Linux users to fix a crash.

I didn't see this as a specific fix for Linux users. So no need to dig to find it :) Thanks for your code anyway, I almost got it working on Windows with 5.1.1.

Found an old archive of what I got working on 5.1, updated it to 5.3. Maintaining a fork with those changes at https://github.com/OdinVex/ConsoleEnhanced (though I may need to be reminded when an update has occurred). Untested on Windows, should work, but I'm debugging a ton of other plugins, too. If you get issues, feel free to open up an Issue. It compiles, at least.