How to disable console.log for a particular js file?

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I have many commands console.log in an archive regras.js. I wonder if there’s a way console.log only in this file, since commenting each console.log would be very time consuming, as it has many.

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I’ve used that resource:

But it doesn’t suit me since it disables the console.log of all files.

console.log = Function() {}

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    Comments on all console.log with a replace all from Notepad++.. in less than 10 seconds you do this

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    console.log is not break point type that you can toggle all to disable/enable you can use some text editor to search for and replace these occurrences if you do console.log replace //console.log everything will be commented.

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At the beginning of your file do:

var __log = console.log;
console.log = function() {};

And at the end of it restore console.log with:

console.log = __log;

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Add to the end of your file regras.js the following line:

console.clear();

This will clear all the console.log() executed. Can be a good solution if you do not want or can not comment all lines.

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Programmatically, I don’t know a way.

But using the replace all of any IDE is possible. Search for console.log and replace with //console.log

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