CDebug

CDebug is a static object that provides some basic debugging assistance.

Assert

CDebug provides basic Assert on boolean values. Assert is a great way for objects to validate values before proceeding, inform the programmer when values are not what they are expected to be at runtime, and immediately stop the editor and let you jump right to the point in code where the assert took place. Asserts are only compiled in to code that executes from the UnityEditor.

Assert a value

CDebug.Assert(!myName.Equals("CleaveTV")); // throws an exception if (!myName.Equals("CleaveTV"))
// or add a msg to the assert:
CDebug.Assert(!myName.Equals("CleaveTV"), "myName != CleaveTV");

Logging

CDebug wraps UnityEngine.Debug.Log() functionality behind a verbosity filter.

Verbosity settings

public enum ConsoleLogMethod
{
	Silent, // no log calls recognized
	Selected, // recognize log calls made from types registered with LogThis(type)
	Verbose, // all log calls recognized
}

Set verbosity

CDebug.DisplayMethod = ConsoleLogMethod.Verbose;

Log

CDebug.Log(string);
CDebug.Log(string, GameObject);

Selected type logging

When DisplayMethod is set to Selected the Log method will ignore all calls to it made from types not provided to the CDebugger. This can be handy for quickly enabling or disabling lots of calls to the Logger from types that you don't care about at once.

To Add a Type:

CDebug.LogThis<ClassName>();