[Cleanup] Properly terminate printed log lines #2935
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Ensure that every Logprint(f) call is properly terminated with a newline (`\n`). Multi-line calls and daisy-chained calls can use a descriptor comment at the end of the code line (`/* Continued */`) to denote the log line is continued afterwards.
Ensures that all LogPrint() and LogPrintf() calls are properly terminated to avoid conjoined lines in the debug.log file.
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Ensure that every Logprint(f) call is properly terminated with a newline (
\n). Not doing this leads to conjoined lines in the log output, which should not happen. There are few instances where an unterminated call is intentional (ie, inside a for loop, with a final call at the end of the loop)Multi-line calls and daisy-chained calls can use a descriptor comment at the end of the code line (
/* Continued */) to denote the log line is continued afterwards.To prevent future instances of un-terminated log lines, add a linter specifically to check for this.