Log message type.

[ggwpez]

Log the message type instead of a binary blob.

Closes #95

[matthiasgeihs]

I agree that just printing the raw message data structure is not easily digestible for a human reader. However, sometimes you might still want more than just the type.

I suggest Printf("%v: %v", msg.Type(), msg).

You may also consider:

• Implement the Stringer interface for wire.Msg
• Use %T for printing the type. E.g., Printf("%T: %v", msg, msg)
• Use %+v for more context on the data fields.

[ggwpez]

Implement the Stringer interface for wire.Msg

Since wire.Msg itself is an interface, (and golang does not have dynamic dispatching) I think the change would be too large.

I suggest Printf("%v: %v", msg.Type(), msg).

Ok i will use Printf("%v: %+v", msg.Type(), msg) then, with the %+v.

Use %T for printing the type. E.g., Printf("%T: %v", msg, msg)

%T formats it a bit differently, eg: as *client.msgChannelUpdateAcc instead of ChannelUpdateAcc.

Use %+v for more context on the data fields.

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