Log

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The log command of iShell is incredibly useful when building a more complex project and using variables. The Debugger of iShell lets you track the values of a variable in real time. You can use the Log command to log specific information as you move through the project. The Log command only works in the iShell editor. It displays debugging information into the Debugger Palette window.

iShell 4.5 enhanced the log command to allow you to send 2 pieces of data at once. In the spirit of a name = value concept.

In the screenshot sample below we log the title "aCount" and then log the value of the Local variable named aCount. Image:iShell_45_log.png

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Options

  • Beep: Plays a System Beep.
  • String Input Name: This is generally used for a name or title of a log.
  • Value Input Name: This is an iShell variable value. It cannot be Constant (grey triangle).
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