echoDebug() statement

Hugh_Ferguson

In CS 10, echo statements now have logging level alternates such as echoInfo, echoDebug, echoError.  In the case of echoDebug() if you are running builder and a block of code has this, how do I get it to show up? I've already changed the logging level to 11 (which is the highest as far as I know).  Is there another setting I need in order to get these to come out in the builder debug window?

-Hugh Ferguson

Jim_Brezina

Hi Hugh…

    I believe that these are for the new log4j logging that was introduced with CS10.

 

Thanks...

 

Best Regards,

Jim

 

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echoDebug() statement

Posted byhughf@ca.ibm.com (Ferguson, Hugh) On 03-05-2013 15:18

 

In CS 10, echo statements now have logging level alternates such as echoInfo, echoDebug, echoError.  In the case of echoDebug() if you are running builder and a block of code has this, how do I get it to show up? I've already changed the logging level to 11 (which is the highest as far as I know).  Is there another setting I need in order to get these to come out in the builder debug window? -Hugh Ferguson

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