NSLog() works, and is your only option if you want to log something
outside of the execute method, which is the only method that gets
passed the context of [context logMessage:]
As said, NSLog is your friend, and also means you can get debug
messages whilst not in debug mode - in a lot of my comps, debug mode
is unusable due to their complexity rendering the framerate to zero
and beachball city.
On 6 Jun 2008, at 18:19, Memo Akten wrote:
(actually [QCPlugInContext logMessage], not
sure you can use NSLog with the official setup)
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