Re: Stop Log
Re: Stop Log
- Subject: Re: Stop Log
- From: Gil Dawson <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 8 Mar 2005 17:27:45 -0800
At 2:45 PM -0800 3/7/05, Paul Berkowitz wrote:
In Script Debugger, there's no error, and opening Apple Event Log
display the following, which appears to indicate that 'stop log',
while not erroring, doesn't do anything. "B" gets logged just like
"A" and "C":
Well, it does something, actually something quite useful. It stops
the low-level chatter between (*B*) and (*C*), which is nice. This
was the way Script Editor 1.8.3 (Classic) worked when you un-checked
the Show Events checkbox. Script Editor 2.0 logs either both or
nothing, which is annoying.
I am hoping that someone will discover a conjure that'll have the
function of stop log, so we can have only our log commands in the
event log, again.
Thanks for the comment, Paul. It's nice to know that I could get
what I want by switching to Script Debugger.
--Gil
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