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Author: graham-trott

doc/core/keywords/lock.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
 ## Description:
 Locks a variable to prevent it being modified. See also [unlock](unlock.md).
 
-Next: [lock](lock.md)  
-Prev: [init](init.md)
+Next: [log](log.md)
+Prev: [load](load.md)
 
 [Back](../../README.md)

doc/core/keywords/log.md

@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+# log
+
+## Syntax:
+`log {message}`
+
+## Examples:
+``log `ProcessResponses` ``
+
+## Description:
+Prints a log message to the console.
+
+The output is prefixed by the current time and the script line number of the print command. This is very useful in large scripts when trying to find a log command that is outputting some unwanted messages. For example, the above example produces the output
+
+`14:46:59.048918: 1056-> ProcessResponses`
+
+See also [print](print.md).
+
+Next: [module](module.md)
+Prev: [lock](lock.md)
+
+[Back](../../README.md)

doc/core/keywords/module.md

@@ -12,6 +12,6 @@ Declare a module variable, which enables you to run another script as a child of
 Module variables can be assigned any number of elements - see [set the elements](set.md).
 
 Next: [multiply](multiply.md)  
-Prev: [lock](lock.md)
+Prev: [log](log.md)
 
 [Back](../../README.md)

doc/core/keywords/print.md

@@ -7,8 +7,7 @@
 `print Data cat newline`
 
 ## Description:
-Print something to the terminal. The second example shows the use of string catenation, which is also covered in [values](../core.md).  
-The output is prefixed by the script line number of the print command. This is very useful in large scripts when trying to figure where print output is coming from.
+Print something to the terminal. The second example shows the use of string catenation, which is also covered in [values](../core.md). See also [log](log.md)
 
 Next: [push](push.md)  
 Prev: [post](post.md)

doc/graphics/README.md

@@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
 # The 'graphics' package
 
+**Documentation yet to be written**
+
 The graphics package contains keywords values and conditionals needed for programming graphical applications.
 
 There are three primary components to the language:
@@ -10,11 +12,11 @@ There are three primary components to the language:
 
 The core keywords are:
 
-[attach](attach.md) [close](close.md) [create](create.md) [ellipse](ellipse.md) [image](image.md) [move](move.md) [on](on.md) [rectangle](rectangle.md) [render](render.md) [run](run.md) [set](set.md) [text](text.md)
+
 
 The core values are:
 
-[attribute](attribute.md) [window](window.md) 
+
 
 The core conditions are: