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@Override
public boolean Notify( VoltageComponent component, ModuleNotifications notification, double doubleValue, long longValue, int x, int y, Object object )
{
	// add your own code here
	return this.moduleAdapter.Notify(component, notification, doubleValue, longValue, x, y, object);
}

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package com.blackcloudindustries.log;

public interface VoltageLogger {
	public void logMsg(Object obj, String msg);
	public void logErrorMsg(Object obj, String msg);
	public void logMsg(String msg);
	public void logErrorMsg(String msg);
}

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import com.blackcloudindustries.log.VoltageLogger;	// adjust package name as needed!

public class MyExternalClass {

	VoltageLogger logger = null;                    // logger instance
	
	// connect the global log receiver
	public void connectLogger(VoltageLogger logger) {
		if (this.logger == null) {                             // only connect once
			this.logger = logger;                          // set the logger instance
			this.logger.logMsg(this, this.toString());     // optional "hello world" message, adjust as needed
		}
	}
	
	public void methodOne() {
		if (logger != null)                     // if we're connected to the logger...
			logger.logMsg(this, String.format("A message from 0x%08x", System.identityHashCode(this)));	// insert your message here
			
		// do something useful
	}
	
	public void methodTwo() {
		if (logger != null)                      // if we're connected to the logger...
			logger.logMsg(this, String.format("B message from 0x%08x", System.identityHashCode(this)));	// insert your message here!
	
		// do something useful
	}
}

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// Add your own imports here
import com.blackcloudindustries.log.VoltageLogger;		// adjust package name as needed!
[ . . . ]
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@Override
public void Initialize()
{
	globalLogger = new LogReciever();
	anInstanceOfMyExternalClass = new MyExternalClass();            // can be inside the JAR instead, for deeply buried stuff
	anInstanceOfMyExternalClass.connectLogger(globalLogger);	// can be inside the JAR instead, for deeply buried stuff
[ . . . ]
// Add your own variables and functions here
MyClass anInstanceOfMyExternalClass;
LogReciver globalLogger;

public class LogReciever implements VoltageLogger {
	// decorated log message
	public void logMsg(Object obj, String msg) {
		
		// if the message isn't wrapped in "{}", add 'em (cheap test)
		if (msg.substring(0, 1).equals("{"))
	  		Log(getRef(obj) + " " + msg );
		else
			Log(getRef(obj) + " { " + msg + " }");	
	}
	
	// decorated error message
	public void logErrorMsg(Object obj, String msg) {
		LogError(getRef(obj) + " " + msg);		
	}
	
	// naked log message
	public void logMsg(String msg) {
     		Log(msg);
   	}
   	
	// naked error message
   	public void logErrorMsg(String msg) {
		LogError(msg);
   	}
}
	
// return the passed object's class and method names
private String getRef(Object obj) {
	String method = "";

	for (StackTraceElement e : Thread.currentThread().getStackTrace()) {
		if (e.getClassName().equals(obj.getClass().getName())) {
			method = e.getMethodName();
			break;
		}
	}

	// adjust returned string format to suit your needs
	return obj.getClass().getSimpleName() + "[" + method + "]";
//	return obj.getClass().getSimpleName() + "::" + method;
}

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BasicClock[connectLogger] { this:0x6405bf03 knob:703 led { null } basicclock { this:0x6405bf03 tics:0 period:30000 running:false observers { 0x52c50f04 (0x437322be) } } }