When an event is either pushed onto or popped off of the stack, logged messages contain the following information:

  • Identifier — Push or Pop.
  • Event name — For example, LEAVE. For a keystroke, the entry includes the key name and associated event, if appropriate.
  • Widget information — Type (BUTTON, for example), name, and handle ID of the object, when available.
  • Procedure name — Name of the procedure that created the object (not available in all cases).

Here are some sample Format 3 log entries:

[05/10/31@13:00:00.098-0400] P-000001 T-000002 2 4GL PROEVENTS PUSH ENTRY 
BUTTON button-1 Handle:1564 myproc.p

[05/10/31@13:00:00.098-0400] P-000001 T-000002 2 4GL PROEVENTS PUSH ENTRY 
BUTTON Handle:1987 

[05/10/31@12:19:54.023-0400] P-005805 T-005881 2 4GL PROEVENTS  PUSH CTRL-F 
FILL-IN X Handle:1000 test.p

[05/10/31@12:20:45.054-0400] P-005805 T-005881 2 4GL PROEVENTS  PUSH F6 (NEXT-FRAME) 
FILL-IN X test.p

[05/10/31@13:00:00.098-0400] P-000001 T-000002 2 4GL PROEVENTS POP ENTRY 
BUTTON Handle:1987