Re: Console.app in Sierra
Re: Console.app in Sierra
- Subject: Re: Console.app in Sierra
- From: Doug Adams <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2016 16:02:37 -0400
To put it another way: here's a simple script that logs a message to Console:
use AppleScript
use framework "AppKit"
tell me to logg("This text will be logged to Console.app")
on logg(txt)
current application's NSLog("%@", txt)
end logg
How would I see that logged message for process "Script Editor" in the Console.app under Sierra? How can I breezily instruct clients/users to do so during a troubleshoot?
Much Obliged,
Doug
--
dougscripts.com
On Jul 23, 2016, at 3:00 PM:
> Well, what I tell users to do now is:
>
> - Launch Console.app and make sure the left column (called the "Log List") is visible.
> - Select "All Messages" under "SYSTEM LOG QUERIES" at the very top of this column.
> - In the toolbar's Search field, enter "Some Script Name" and then click the "Reload" button (or press Shift-Command-R).
> - The list of messages in the large right side of the window should display the most recent messages from Some Script Name.
> - You can select and then copy-and-paste all the relevant messages from Console to an email message and send it to me.
>
> Basically, show the messages logged from a script or applet.
>
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