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The !logexts.logo extension sets or displays the Logger output options.
!logexts.logo
Windows 2000 | Logexts.dll |
Windows XP and later | Logexts.dll |
If !logexts.logo is used without any parameters, then the current logging status, the output directory, and the current settings for the debugger, text file, and verbose log are displayed:
Logging currently enabled.
Output directory: MyLogs\LogExts\
Output settings:
Debugger Disabled
Text file Enabled
Verbose log Enabled
In the previous example, the output directory is a relative path, so it is located relative to the directory in which the debuggers were started.
To disable verbose logging, you would use the following command:
Debugger Disabled
Text file Enabled
Verbose log Disabled
Text file and .lgv files will be placed in the current output directory. To read an .lgv file, use LogViewer.
For more information, see Logger and LogViewer.