Similar to what AdvantageKit's logger has, where there would be static methods to record output for data types
This methods would be like:
Monologue.log("This is a double", 3.53); // double
Monologue.log("This is an int", 353); // int
Monologue.log("This is true", true); // boolean
Monologue.log("Front left module state", frontLeftModule.getModuleState()); // Swerve Module State
You get the idea
It would be incredibly useful when debugging, since you would need to log values that don't exist at program startup, which is hard to do with data log manager
Similar to what AdvantageKit's logger has, where there would be static methods to record output for data types
This methods would be like:
You get the idea
It would be incredibly useful when debugging, since you would need to log values that don't exist at program startup, which is hard to do with data log manager