A Utility Class which provides a simple way to log messages from within other classes.

var MyClass = new Class({ Implements: Log });

MyClass.implement(new Log);

var myLog = new Log;

var Test = new Class({
  Implements: Log,
  initialize: function(){
    this.enableLog().log('Initializing test');
  }
});

• Log.log is an unique global callback to which all instances of Log report. Its default behavior is to relay the message via console.log (if present), and stack the messages in Log.logged
• If you use a bookmarklet-based logger, make sure to call Log.enableLog() once it has loaded.

• Class

Passes a message to the logger.

myClass.log(msg[, msg[, msg[, ...]]]);

1. Any number of arguments.

Enabled logging to the console, logs everything in the stack, and then clears the stack.

myClass.enableLog();

Disables logging to the console and instead subsequent calls to [log][Log:log] will be stored on the stack.

myClass.disableLog();

Clears the log stack.

myClass.resetLog();