Yup! As long as you're logging the object directly. Append it to a string and (at least when I checked) you tend to get the results of toString. I've added an explicative example; Thanks for the catch!
(FWIW Console.assert (which inspired me to write this post, as part of a longer post ) seems to prefer returning the toString representation on the command line and was sometimes returning it in the browser... But of course, now I can't replicate it and I look Foolish On The Internet)
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Yup! As long as you're logging the object directly. Append it to a string and (at least when I checked) you tend to get the results of
toString. I've added an explicative example; Thanks for the catch!(FWIW
Console.assert(which inspired me to write this post, as part of a longer post ) seems to prefer returning thetoStringrepresentation on the command line and was sometimes returning it in the browser... But of course, now I can't replicate it and I look Foolish On The Internet)