Class CQ.Log

<static> Writes a message to the console if log level is set to DEBUG or higher.

<static> Writes a message to the console if log level is set to FATAL or higher.

<static> Sets the log level. Supported log levels:

• CQ.Log.OFF (default)
• CQ.Log.FATAL
• CQ.Log.ERROR
• CQ.Log.WARN
• CQ.Log.INFO
• CQ.Log.DEBUG
• CQ.Log.TRACE
• CQ.Log.ALL

<static> Logs all calls to the functions of the given object. For intercepting the constructor as well, one has to pass the type as string plus the according xtype.

Note: Use only for debugging! Depends on ExtJs's Function.createInterceptor method.

Examples:

// normal object instance; use second param for object name in log message
CQ.Log.traceMethodCalls(myObject, "MyObject");
 
// intercept all instances of an Ext-style object/component, even constructors
CQ.Log.traceMethodCalls("CQ.Dialog", "dialog");
 
// same as before, but only log methods directly defined on CQ.Dialog (not any inherited)
CQ.Log.traceMethodCalls("CQ.Dialog", "dialog", true);
 
// same as before, but provide a custom log function for custom log target or formatting
CQ.Log.traceMethodCalls("CQ.Dialog", "dialog", true, function(objName, methodName, argList, args) {
    // btw, this is the default logging call if 'loggerFunc' is not set
    console.log(">> " + objName + "." + name + "(" + argList + ")");
});

Note calling this twice for the same object/class will basically work, but the "onlyOwnMethods" parameter will no longer be properly respected.