Log Tag Type
Log Tag is a value representing a log level.
Log Level
The main log level (“Tools ⇒ Options | General | Main Log”) controls what is displayed in the GUI Message Log and what is written to the files debug.txt and log.txt.
The different log levels are shown below:
| Level | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Unconditional | Displays basic information about the Dinamica EGO status. |
| 1 | Error | Displays any error that occurred, and all the information from the levels below this. |
| 2 | Warning | Displays warnings regarding any potential problem that may occur, and all the information from the levels below this. |
| 3 | Result | Displays the result only. |
| 4 | Info | Displays progress information and all the information from the levels below this. This is the standard log level. |
| 5 | Info 2 | Displays additional progress information and all the information from the levels below this. |
| 6 | Debug | Displays debug information and all the information from the levels below this. |
| 7 | Debug 2 | Displays additional debug information and all the information from the levels below this. |
The log files debug.txt and log.txt are typically located in the folder C:\Users\<User>\Documents\Dinamica EGO 4.
This default location can be overridden by defining an environment variable, DINAMICA_LOG_PATH, containing the desired log path.
GUI Editor
Graphical representation of the log tag editor
The log tag editor presents a dropdown listing each log level by name.
EGO Script
A log tag constant is written in EGO Script using the following syntax:
| Value | Representation |
|---|---|
| Unconditional | .unconditional |
| Error | .error |
| Warning | .warning |
| Result | .result |
| Info | .info |
| Info 2 | .info2 |
| Debug | .debug |
| Debug 2 | .debug2 |
Automatic Conversions
- Converted from: Real Value Type, Integer Value Type, Non Negative Integer Value Type, and Positive Integer Value Type — the numeric value maps to a log level by its
Levelnumber in the table above (e.g.4converts to Info).
- Converted to: Real Value Type, Integer Value Type, and Non Negative Integer Value Type — using that same
Levelnumber (e.g. Info →4). Positive Integer Value Type — same mapping, but can fail: Unconditional (level 0) has no valid Positive Integer representation. String Type — converts to the level's name (e.g.“Info”).
See Type System for the complete conversion reference across all types.