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- joshmiller July 2016
Exported OS X application console log
I'd like to monitor the println and any exceptions thrown from a full screen OS X exported application. Basically I want to either view an output log file that would show the same data that's in the Processing console when a sketch is run.
I used createWriter to save my printlns to a text file (and then flush), and that works... but errors, like a exception, which is what I really care about does not get logged.
Is that data being saved in any os x log files. Anyway to see the output if I launch the app from the terminal?
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rather than track it down i decided to wrap everything important in try/catch and print the stack trace to a PrintWriter output file to monitor the output.