@wolny
I am leaning towards going back to simply using the LogService to reduce the complexity of the code. In the end this is meant for usage in ImageJ anyway and it is actually quite easy to get a LogService:
final ImageJ ij = new ImageJ();
final LogService logService = ij.log();
This is arguably easier than finding our LogServiceWrapper class.
Hey @tischi, I totally agree. It will be less clutter in the code and since you use it in from the ImageJ anyway there we shouldn't sweat too much to make the API generic
@wolny I am leaning towards going back to simply using the
LogService
to reduce the complexity of the code. In the end this is meant for usage in ImageJ anyway and it is actually quite easy to get aLogService
:This is arguably easier than finding our
LogServiceWrapper
class.