const options = ['option1', 'option2', 'option3', 'option4']
function selectOption(option) {
console.log('Selected Option -> ' + option);
}
setInterval(() => {
selectOption(options[Math.floor((Math.random() * options.length))]);
}, 1000);
const _selectOption = selectOption;
selectOption = function(selection) {
if (selection == 'option3') {
//If the selected option is 'option3' I want to prevent it from being logged, without interrupting the function flow. Simply returning will stop the function.
//Therefore it should not be displayed in the log
}
console.log('Connected Option -> ' + selection);
_selectOption(selection);
}
In this scenario, I aim to intercept the selectOption function, verify if the choice matches a specific condition and avoid logging it if it does, all while keeping the function running smoothly. Instead of halting it, like a simple return statement inside the interception would do.