Use Print in function that uses specifiers

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In nearly all my functions I use Print to print errors. But when I use the effect specifier that my function needs I can no longer use Print because Print has the no_rollback effect. Any idea how I can use the specifiers and also log/print errors

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When working with more restricted specifiers you’ll have to switch from using Print to using the log object APIs. Here is an example of setting them up and using them.

# The name of this class (ie. my_log_channel ) will automatically prepend your messages in the log. Ex: "my_log_channel: MyMessage"
my_log_channel := class(log_channel){}

my_device := class(creative_device):
    # Create an instance of the `log` object.
    Logger:log = log{ Channel := my_log_channel }

    MyMethod()<transacts>:void =
        # Printing to the log will work in <transacts> and <varies> contexts
        Logger.Print("Something happened")
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Yo thanks!