Logger

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Logger( name, Outputs... )

The Logger makes it easy to write outputs to multiple streams. A common use case is if you wanted to write something to both the GMS output window as well as a text file. If FAST events are not disabled, all open Loggers will be closed when the game ends. Since logger must make use of the outputs, it must keep them open. If you would like to change this behavior, use a BufferedOutput instead.

global.debug	= new Logger( "debug", FAST_LOGGER_DEFAULT_LENGTH, System, new FileText( "log/debug.text" ) )

debug.write( "Hello World!" );

Arguments

Name	Type	Purpose
name	string	The name of the logger, will be used to differentiate its output
Outputs...	[__OutputStream__](__outputstream__)	The outputs that this Logger will write to

Methods

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write( )

Name	Type	Purpose
None

No description.

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close( )

Name	Type	Purpose
None

Calls close() on all of the provided outputs.

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toString( )

Name	Type	Purpose
None

Returns the name of this Logger, for debugging purposes.

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Variables

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Name	Type	Initial	Purpose
Logs	int	undefined or int	If FAST events are disabled, returns undefined. Otherwise used to manage the log list.
__Outputs	undef	array_create( argument_count - 1 )	No description.
__Name	undef	_name	No description.