Writes a message in the Scorpion event log.

Syntax:

LogMsg;Level=[-1|0|1|2|3];<Msg=<free text>>;<Sender=<txt>>

where

• Level - default is 1 = info1
  • -1 : error
  • 0  : warning
  • 1 : info1
  • 2 : info2
  • 3: info3
• Sender
  • sender column in the event log, optional, default 'LogMsg'
• Msg 
  • The message cannot include ’;’ or ’=’ as they are the protocol’s separation signs.

Example:

LogMsg; msg='This is an Info1 message'
LogMsg; level=-1; msg=This is an error message
LogMsg; level=0; msg=This is a warning
LogMsg; level=1; msg=This is an info1 message
LogMsg; level=2; msg=This is an info2 message
LogMsg; level=3; msg=This is an info3 message

Note:

These can be useful as 'debug' messages to control command sequences and program flow. Guard used with the command can be useful. Put several messages in a command sequence and use Guards to control which message to write in the event log.

Example: Adding an Alarm event to SystemLog from Script

ExecuteCmd('LogMsg','Sender=Script;Level=-1;Msg=Alarm')

Example: Defining a python method

def Message(sender,level,msg):
  ExecuteCmd('LogMsg','Sender='+sender+';level='+str(int(level))+';msg='+msg)