Hi Karl,
We prefer to use Java Logging [1] instead of System.out.println.
The advantages are:
- You don't depend on 3rd party libraries (this is included in the JDK).
- You can log messages with a priority (a Level) so you can tune what
users finally see. So you don't have to forget to remove
"System.out.println" in your code.
Once you have these logs calls in place in your code you can use the
"View/IDE Log" in NetBeans to see the messages. No need to look outside
the IDE.
Hope this helps,
Antonio
[1]
On 20/01/2022 10:26, Karl Tauber wrote:
Hi,
while working on improvements/fixes for FlatLaf support in NetBeans, I'd
like to temporary add some System.out.println() to NetBeans core modules
and see its output in the NetBeans Output view. But it does not show up.
The printlns are compiled. I've checked it with the debugger.
-J-Dnetbeans.logger.console=true did not help.
The last lines in the Output view are:
debug:
nbbuild.tryme-debug:
Searching for JARs in D:\Java\netbeans-apache\nbbuild\netbeans, this may
take a moment...
nbbuild.tryme-setup-debug-args:
nbbuild.tryme:
I'm using NetBeans 12.6 with Java 11
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Karl
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