@@ -38,15 +38,16 @@ A comma separated list of expressions containing the arguments to send.
3838Arrays are expressions and are valid to send as arguments.
3939
4040Description:
41- The <log> command invokes the <logMessage> handler. When the <logMessage> is the
42- default value of `log` then the <log> command behaves in the same way as any
43- other scripted handler. If the <logMessage> is set to empty then the <log>
44- command does not invoke any handler or evaluate parameters, therefore, allowing
45- for many logs to be added to scripts for development and an easy low-cost method
46- to turn the logging off for a release build. The <logMessage> may be set to any
47- handler name, however, if the handler is not in the message path then use of the
48- <log> command will throw a `can't find handler` error.
49-
50- References: log (command), put (command), msgChanged (message)
41+ The <log> command invokes the handler specified by the <logMessage> property.
42+ When the <logMessage> is the default value of `log` then the <log> command
43+ behaves in the same way as any other scripted handler. If the <logMessage> is
44+ set to empty then the <log> command does not invoke any handler or evaluate
45+ parameters, therefore, allowing for many logs to be added to scripts for
46+ development and an easy low-cost method to turn the logging off for a release
47+ build. The <logMessage> may be set to any handler name, however, if the
48+ handler is not in the message path then use of the <log> command will throw a
49+ `can't find handler` error.
50+
51+ References: put (command), msgChanged (message), logMessage (property)
5152
5253Tags: debugging
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