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Chapter 2 - Scripting Addition Commands / Command Definitions

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Stop Log

The Stop Log command turns off logging in the Script Editor's Event Log window. Unlike most other scripting additions, the Stop Log command is built into the AppleScript extension. It does not have a separate file in the Scripting Additions folder.

For more information, see Event Log Window.

SYNTAX

stop log

RESULT

None

EXAMPLE

stop log

NOTES

The Log command works even if logging has been turned off with the Stop Log command. If the Stop Log command is sent before the Log command, logging will still be turned off after the Log command is sent.

ERRORS

Error number	Error message
-50	Parameter error.
-108	Out of memory.
-1700	Can't make some data into the expected type.
-1701	Some parameter is missing for <commandName>.
-1704	Some parameter was invalid.
-1705	Operation involving a list item failed.
-1708	<reference> doesn't understand the <commandName> message.
-1718	Reply has not yet arrived.