DebugLogger 0.2.2

DebugLogger is an extension for developer's debug console that is a cleaner alternative to using dump.

An extension developer's debug console that is a cleaner alternative to using dump(). It breaks up debug message to be unique per extension or project and let's you view them independently in a clean console.

Start by putting debug statments within your extension using this API, like below:

1: logMngr = Components.classes["@mozmonkey.com/debuglogger/manager;1"] .getService(Components.interfaces.nsIDebugLoggerManager);

2: logger = logMngr.registerLogger("myapp"); 3: logger.log(3, "Hello World");

Requirements:

· Thunderbird 0.9 - 1.5.0.* ALL

In order to prevent errors when somebody runs your extension without the debug logger installed, you should construct a custom wrapper function that will envoke the logger. This way it can be turned off from a single source between development and production.

When a user reports a problem with your extension, you can have them install the DebugLogger so they can provide you with important debugging data to save you lot's of time.

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