Thank you micael, I will give it a shot. :)
--- micael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 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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