Stupid question - custom events/functions that we create are referred to as LogEvents (in the custom stub files that are generated, in the TestHarness - even in the docs) - but why?
Is the "Log" prefix a holdover from some original functionality...or?
Just curious.
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Customer Support
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almost 2 years ago
Good question Jeff.
The answer is that we cant really remember. There was a reason that spans back to the initial platform concept.
It comes from the idea of the device Logging an Event with GameSparks.
Sean
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Customer Support
said
almost 2 years ago
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Good question Jeff.
The answer is that we cant really remember. There was a reason that spans back to the initial platform concept.
It comes from the idea of the device Logging an Event with GameSparks.
Jeff Amiel
Stupid question - custom events/functions that we create are referred to as LogEvents (in the custom stub files that are generated, in the TestHarness - even in the docs) - but why?
Is the "Log" prefix a holdover from some original functionality...or?
Just curious.
Good question Jeff.
The answer is that we cant really remember. There was a reason that spans back to the initial platform concept.
It comes from the idea of the device Logging an Event with GameSparks.
Sean
Customer Support
Good question Jeff.
The answer is that we cant really remember. There was a reason that spans back to the initial platform concept.
It comes from the idea of the device Logging an Event with GameSparks.
Sean
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