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'''Discussion:''' The LOG statement writes a specified string to the user’s startup details log. This is a convenient way to log when a particular program is started or stopped. It can also be very helpful for writing debug trace messages to yourself! :-) | '''Discussion:''' The LOG statement writes a specified string to the user’s startup details log. This is a convenient way to log when a particular program is started or stopped. It can also be very helpful for writing debug trace messages to yourself! :-) | ||
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'''Example:''' LOG “Program XYZ is now running.” | '''Example:''' LOG “Program XYZ is now running.” | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:52, 6 January 2010
LOG statement
Discussion: The LOG statement writes a specified string to the user’s startup details log. This is a convenient way to log when a particular program is started or stopped. It can also be very helpful for writing debug trace messages to yourself! :-)
Syntax: LOG string-argument
Example: LOG “Program XYZ is now running.”
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LOG “Program XYZ is complete.”
RUN “QMONITOR”
END
- OR -
Example: DebugMsg$ = "After READ id$ = " + id$ & LOG DebugMsg$
