!msg
!msg accepts any message and prints a “wrong message” notification to the console, making it useful for debugging when connected to the last outlet of an object such as route. An optional argument supplies the name of the abstraction to reference, and !msg has no outlets.
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Pdand go toToolsFind Externals. Search forfd_liband install it. Then create an object withdeclare -lib fd_lib -path fd_lib. Finally, use!msgor any other object fromfd_lib. - Available for .