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Disabled AS3 Alpha Support (AS3 templates and ExtendScript)

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The CameraParameters class has a new property called OSN, which enables you to encode OSN (on-screen nonlinear video) commands with the camera

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Java – logging by address?

I’ve been trying to use the java.util.logging framework to log the methods called in a given class. What I want is something like this…
public void callMethod(Class cls) {

// print the class name with an extension line
// print the name of the method with an extension line
// print the method name with an extension line

Logger.getLogger(cls.getName() + “.{method.name}”).log(level,msg);
}

Is this possible?

A:

“Do I miss something”

No, but it’s impossible if you want to use the object’s class. Object is your interface for the “other classes”, where you want to receive messages, it’s not your class. You can use only the Class types, but to look only into the “other classes” to ignore the this one, you’d need to use the interface – or implement it, if you can’t do that.
The best “big” answer to this, is that you can use a Logger-filter, but that’s the less relevant question in the context of this problem.

The “small” answer:
The class Class can’t be used as a Logger, because it doesn’t extend Logger directly, but it can be extended by (implicit) subclassing. A Logger can be called if it implements the interface Logger:
public interface Logger {
void log(Level level, String msg);
}

public class MyLogger implements Logger {
@Override
public void log(Level level, String msg) {
// log the message
}
}

public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Class clazz = Class.forName(“MyClass”);
Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(clazz); //

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