Hello pguerett,
I just tried turning on the statement completion 'feature' (it's the mother of inpredictability - "Was it tab, space or return?"). I take it that's what you're refering to by 'object assist'. It does show there's a log object tucked in there.
I doubt however that is the case. This snippet tells me it doesn't even exist as an internal member of xfa:
xfa.log = function() {
return {message: function() {return "overloaded";}}
}();
xfa.log.message();
(Doing the same for xfa.host.print() yields an entirely different result.)
Producing javascript alerts/console dumps won't do since the messages I'm producing is "for form designers only", in order for them to track the existence of certain "heritage objects" due for manual removal. There's no need to risk these messages slipping through to the production environment.
