rb.log

rb.log writes lines to the script’s Logs, with one function per level. A script reaches for it to report what it is doing, and to mark a problem as a warning or an error rather than an ordinary line. This script writes one line at each level, then one with print:

-- rebind: min_sdk=3.9.0 name=example version=1.0.0
local width, height = 1920, 1080

rb.log.info("screen", width, height)   -- screen	1920	1080
rb.log.debug("ready", true, nil)       -- ready	true	nil
rb.log.warn("no profile saved, using defaults")
rb.log.error("could not open the profile")
print("print writes at info level too")

Signature	Level
`rb.log.info(...any) -> ()`	info
`rb.log.warn(...any) -> ()`	warn
`rb.log.error(...any) -> ()`	error
`rb.log.debug(...any) -> ()`	debug

Each takes any number of values and joins them with tabs, like print. In the script’s Logs, a line is tagged with the file that wrote it when that is not the entry file. print(...) and log(...) write at info level.

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