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    Bonkers faster logging. New extension for developers

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    • AdamBA Offline
      AdamB
      last edited by AdamB

      Hi,

      DevLog v1.0 is a high performance logging extension for SketchUp. Its built from the ground up to be very fast - currently can handle around 2,000,000 log lines per second. I built it because puts really isn't made to handle lots of logging that you often need when debugging during development.

      RBZ attached below. Let me know your thoughts!

      Here is a short vid explaining a bit more::
      DevLog explainer

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      RBZ installer attached

      dlog.rbz

      Developer of LightUp Click for website

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      • TIGT Offline
        TIG Moderator
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        Can you please explain more about its function and use...

        TIG

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        • AdamBA Offline
          AdamB
          last edited by AdamB

          Sure TIG. As shown in the video, its just an extension that opens a window so that when you execute Ruby:

          DevLog.info("Hello world")
          

          It shows in the log window. You can filter on log level and there are:

          DevLog.warn("oo, something might be bad")
          DevLog.error("oo, this is an error")
          DevLog.fatal("oo, I cannot continue")
          

          When you close SketchUp, the entire log file is saved to %Temp%

          USP: Its around 4000x faster than puts

          Developer of LightUp Click for website

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