Forces the log to ignore entries containing the specified term.
The term to match.
Sends a message to the log, with severity "DEBUG".
Hides the time stamp on subsequent messages.
Adds a time stamp to all subsequent messages.
Sends a message to the log, with severity "ERROR".
Sends a message to the log, with severity "FATAL".
Returns all messages in the log's history.
Returns the number of messages that are kept in the log's history. Defaults to 100.
Returns the human-readable message filter level for the log.
Sends a message to the log, with severity "INFO".
Instructs the log to stop ignoring entries containing the specified term.
The term to match.
true if the term was removed; false if the term was not found.
Specifies the number of messages that should be kept in the log's history.
Sets the message filter level for the log. The supplied level must be one of the following Logger constants: Logger.FATAL, Logger.ERROR, Logger.WARN, Logger.INFO, or Logger.DEBUG. Log levels are ranked in order, with FATAL being most severe and DEBUG being least severe. Messages that are less severe than the filter level set via setLevel() are excluded from the log. For example, if the filter level is set to Logger.DEBUG, all messages are included in the log. If the filter level is set to Logger.WARN, messages sent via Logger's debug() and info() methods are excluded from the log, but messages sent via Logger's error(), warn(), and fatal() methods are included in the log. The default log level is Logger.INFO (exclude DEBUG messages only).
Sends a message to the log, with severity "WARN".
The Logger class manages Orbiter's client-side log, which records client/server communications and events of general interest for the purposes of debugging. To access Orbiter's Logger instance, use the Orbiter.getLog method.
To read the log's history of log entries, use the getHistory() method. To be notified whenever a new message is added to the log, use addEventListener() to register for the LogEvent.UPDATE event.
To add new messages to the log, use the fatal(), error(), warn(), info(), or debug() methods. An application's most important log messages should be added via fatal(); least important messages should be added via debug().