Requests n lines of a system log
Syntax
{LOG?} n
- n - the number of lines requested
The last n lies of the system log will be sent via {LOG} commands, followed by a {LOGF} command.
Note for {LOG?}, {LOG} and {LOGF}
These three command are usually used to fetch a list of items from a RemoteSign server. For example a train layout control software may maintain a log. A RemoteSign client may wish to view the log, it can request the last n lines using the {LOG?} command. The server then sends as many {LOG} commands as are needed and then sends a {LOGF} to let the requester know that they have all been sent, so that it can display the lines at its end.
These three command are usually used to fetch a list of items from a RemoteSign server. For example a train layout control software may maintain a log. A RemoteSign client may wish to view the log, it can request the last n lines using the {LOG?} command. The server then sends as many {LOG} commands as are needed and then sends a {LOGF} to let the requester know that they have all been sent, so that it can display the lines at its end.
Overview and list of all RemoteSign commands: API reference
Supported by:
RemoteSign Windows
RemoteSign Sequencer (send)
