How to read the third line (instance reference) of the console in script?

[Shack_Man]

I’m trying to read out the console through script, and while getting the first line (condition) and the second one (stackTrace) is super simple, I can’t figure out how to get the third one, the one that tells me which objects led to triggering the actual event. Any tips?

    private void OnEnable()
    {
        Application.logMessageReceived += AddConsoleText;
    }
   

    private void AddConsoleText(string condition, string stackTrace, LogType type)
    {
        if (type == LogType.Warning) return;

        conditionText = condition;
        stackTraceText = stackTrace;
    }

[Kurt-Dekker]

The first line is the message, the second line appears to be the .ToString() of the context, or perhaps of a summary of the original log call, and the third line (and beyond) in the above graphic is the stack trace.

I don’t think you would ever get the context itself at runtime, since that could conceivably be just an asset on disk or a transient object in memory such as a component in scene.

I think the clickability of the context exists only in the editor window(s).

This code:

        Debug.Log("Tweedle");
        Debug.Log("Dee", this);

produces: