Here you go. I just dumped the package in here. You use it as follows:
new Debugger().add(blah1).add(blah2).add(blah3).log("Test 1", true);where blah1, blah2, etc. are variables you want to test. The debugger is overloaded for all data types. The "Test 1" gives you a reference in the log of the test, and the true makes sure prior tests are saved. If you want to write over prior tests, put in "false". If you don't want to name the test, leave it out. That is overloaded too. You will need to figure out a way to set your own paths for where you want the log file to appear. The javadoc info is pretty much obvious. You can just take the fancy stuff out and put in the path hardcoded, if you like. I usually rename the class: DELETE_ME.java when I use it. This is for students. Micael
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