Probably being retarded here but I've been testing accessing a MySQL database and using System.out to check for errors - got it to work fine but since moving it over to osbot I've been trying to use the logger but can't access it 

 

Is there a way to use it outside onLoop etc or is there a way I've completely missed to use System.out.println?

Edited September 5, 20178 yr by HeyImJamie

Use log() instead of System.out. 

1 minute ago, nosepicker said:

Use log() instead of System.out. 

That's what I'm struggling with. My voids are static and I can't access log 

Pass in your main class to the method as a prameter where you want to use System.out then. Then do ParamName.log();

Lord help your soul, son.

Might as well help and not shit post: Pass in the reference of the logger wherever you'd like and use it.

Edited September 5, 20178 yr by Final

9 minutes ago, HeyImJamie said:

That's what I'm struggling with. My voids are static and I can't access log 

 

5 minutes ago, nosepicker said:

Pass in your main class to the method as a prameter where you want to use System.out then. Then do ParamName.log();

 

That or run OSBot in debug mode with the -debug flag, you can then see your printlns in CMD (or terminal)

Pass log from main class 

38 minutes ago, HeyImJamie said:

Probably being retarded here but I've been testing accessing a MySQL database and using System.out to check for errors - got it to work fine but since moving it over to osbot I've been trying to use the logger but can't access it 

 

Is there a way to use it outside onLoop etc or is there a way I've completely missed to use System.out.println?

public class Logger {

     private static MethodProvider m;

     private Logger() {

     }

     public static void setup(MethodProvider m) {

          Logger.m = m;

     }

     public static void log(String message) {

          if(m != null)

                m.log(message);

     }     

}

 

this is a pretty basic way of doing it. just call setup in your onStart() and you should be able to use this. if you want a staticly accessible version of m just create a getter for m

Edited September 5, 20178 yr by Team Cape

Ty all.  

29 minutes ago, Team Cape said:

public class Logger {

     private static MethodProvider m;

     private Logger() {

     }

     public static void setup(MethodProvider m) {

          Logger.m = m;

     }

     public static void log(String message) {

          if(m != null)

                m.log(message);

     }     

}

 

this is a pretty basic way of doing it. just call setup in your onStart() and you should be able to use this. if you want a staticly accessible version of m just create a getter for m

 

Logger logger = new Logger();

 

logger.m = m;

 

edit: im thinkin more singleton but urs is fine ;)

Edited September 5, 20178 yr by dreameo

Just now, dreameo said:

 

Logger logger = new Logger();

 

logger.m = m;

he wanted it to be static

18 minutes ago, Team Cape said:

he wanted it to be static

yea bbg,

I meant

Logger logger;

private Logger() {}

Private Mp mp;

public initLog(Mp mp) {

if(logger == null)

logger = new Logger()

logger.mp = mp;

}

.

.

.

 

Singleton op (somfin like dat)

Using -debug works ok for now. While you're here, does OSbot even allow for external libs? Using the jbdc mysql driver and it's throwing classnotfound even though it's working on my tester -.- 

42 minutes ago, HeyImJamie said:

Using -debug works ok for now. While you're here, does OSbot even allow for external libs? Using the jbdc mysql driver and it's throwing classnotfound even though it's working on my tester -.- 

no u need to add the library to ur project

8 minutes ago, Chris said:

no u need to add the library to ur project

I did but apparently security settings block access -.-