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Summary of Commands logEvent/logMsg
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See Also
logCat
logit
logDstPri
log
srcLine The line within the file from which the logEvent or logMsg command is being
issued. If you do not care, you can use “-.” You might use $LINENO from the ksh
environment, which is the line with the script or within a function.
arg1 For each argument required by a specific message format, one and only one
argument is required. Neither too many or not enough is acceptable. Also, the size
and type of the argument must be appropriate:
%s (takes any kind of argument)
%d %u %o %x %X (argument must be a pure integer type number, for example, -
10, 5, 0177, 0x8e)
%f %e %g %E %G (argument will be interpreted as a pure floating point number,
for example, 15, 15.3, 1.56E3)
%c (argument must be a single character, for example, x, 5, %)
Table 33. Argument Descriptions for logEvent/logMsg
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