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I am making a call to Application.RegisterLogCallback in the OnEnable() method of my MonoBehaviour derived class.

However the callback is never called, regardless of the number of Debug.Log() messages I output (and that get written to the console).

I’ve tried:

  • RegisterLogCallback in the Awake, Update and OnGUI methods
  • Ensuring that the class is not being destroyed
  • Wrapping the callback method in a (redundant) new Application.LogCallback (callback)
  • Praying

This is in the Windows Editor, running on Windows 7

Does anyone have any pointers on how to get the registration working?

Thanks

Update:

The callback IS being called for exceptions thrown within the application, but not for Debug.Log, LogWarning or LogError.

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It turns out that I needed to use the poorly documented RegisterLogCallbackThreaded() function instead. In my situation I was registering on the main thread, but the Debug.Log messages were being called from a background thread.

The documentation states: “The only difference between this function and RegisterLogCallback is that this function gets called from a different thread.”

What they really mean: “Use this function when the calls to Debug.Log will be made from a different thread”