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The Banana.console object is used to output messages to the Debug output panel or to the terminal (command prompt). The methods in this object are mainly used for Debugging purposes.
- To open the debug panel you have to enable the option "Display Debug output panel" under -> Program Options -> Tab Developer options
- The debug panel is located on the bottom of the main window near the Info and Messages panels
- In the debug panel you can choose the level of messages to shows, using the right button of the mouse. The levels are: Warnings, Debug and Info
- Debug messages can also be displayed in the terminal (command prompt) if the application is started from a terminal (command prompt)
Methods
console.critical(msg)
Display the msg in the debug panel as critical message.
Banana.console.critical("critical message");
console.debug(msg)
Display the msg in the debug panel as a debug message.
Debug messages are shown if either the 'Debug level' or 'Info level' is selected in the panel.
Banana.console.debug("Debug message");
console.info(msg)
Display the msg in the debug panel as an info message.
Info messages are shown in the panel only if the 'Info level' is selected.
Banana.console.info("Debug message");
console.log(msg)
Display the msg in the debug panel as an info message.
Log messages are shown only if in the panel 'Info level' is selected.
Banana.console.log("Debug message");
Since Banana 9.0.4
console.warn(msg)
Display the msg in the debug panel as a warning.
Banana.console.warn("Warning message");
Deprecated since Banana 9.0.4 use console.warning method instead.
console.warning(msg)
Display the msg in the debug panel as a warning.
Banana.console.warning("Warning message");
Since Banana 9.0.4