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Friday, August 23, 2002 |
Use Groove tracing to help debug tools
The Groove platform GDK ships with the Groove Trace Window which is an application that can be used to have information logged/displayed while debugging a tool. Using the tracing facilities is pretty simple:
var pIGrooveTraceControl =
GrooveScriptFunctions.CreateNewObject("GrooveTraceControlLib.GrooveTraceControl");
pIGrooveTraceControl.SendToTraceWindow("This is a test!");
If the Groove Trace Window is not open/running, then any SendToTraceWindow method calls result in nothing being done (i.e. not a performance hit). Once the Groove Trace Window is opened, then all calls to the SendToTraceWindow method call will produce output and it will be serialized. Obviously this is a debugging aid, and all references to it should be removed prior to releasing your tool.
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© Copyright 2005 Paresh Suthar.
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