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logger.LEVEL Constants
Contains the constant values for the log level of a logger object.
object.trace(message)
object.debug(message)
object.info(message)
object.warn(message)
object.error(message)
object.fatal(message)
Arguments
- object
- Required. Always the name of a logger object.
- message
- Required. The information to send to the log.
Remarks
Logging methods that succeed write the current date, current
time, user name, computer name, application type, document
type, document url, and a message to the log file.
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return value |
| message or message.toString() is not a string |
3
An empty log entry is written. |
| Logger level is greater than logger method level |
1
No log entry is written. |
| Logger level is less than or equal to the logger method level and message is valid. |
0
A log entry is written. |
| An unhandled error occurred. |
4 |
The following example illustrates the use of the LEVEL constants.
// create a logger and set the level to DEBUG and write entries to the Console window
var myLogger = new Application.logger();
myLogger.Level(myLogger.LEVEL.DEBUG);
myLogger.trace("trace"); // TRACE is lower than DEBUG, so this won't do anything
myLogger.debug("debug");
myLogger.error("error");
// make the logger write entries to My Documents\mylog.log
myLogger.Target("mylog.log");
var a = myLogger.trace("trace"); // returns 1
var b = myLogger.debug("debug"); // returns 0
myLogger.error("error");
Applies To:
logger Object
Requirements
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