I agree David, IMHO this doesn't require a plugin because
Powerpro has plenty of existing features for this.
The advantage of a script over a plugin is that each user
can customise it as they wish
commands:
.log("expression")
for example:
.log("myvar")
Note that the expression is placed in quotes.
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log.powerpro script:
static logging
static logpath
if(not logpath)do
logpath = "c:\pathto\defaultlog.txt"
endif
If(logging)do
local line = date ++ " " ++ time ++ " " ++ arg(1) ++ " = " ++ eval(arg(1))
exec.tofile(logpath,line)
;; or use a file plugin command
endif
quit
@on
static logging = 1
quit
@off
static logging = 0
quit
@onoff
logging = not logging
quit
@newfile
;; static logpath = input dialog to select a new logfile
quit
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