How can I print multiple objects to console.log with dart?

Question

In javascript, if I have 3 variables like this:

var x = 1
var y = 'cat'
var z = {color: 'blue'}

I can log all of them like this:

console.log('The values are:', x, y, z)

In dart, you can import 'dart:html' and it will map print to console.log in the compiled javascript. But print only takes one parameter - not 3. This dart will fail when the compiled js runs in the browser:

print('The values are:', x, y, z)

The only thing I can think to do is stringify these arguments and join them into one string, and print that. But then I lose Chrome's ability to expand objects that are printed to the console.

Is it possible to print multiple objects with one print statement (or similar statement)? If so, how?

Answer 1

What about: ?

print('The values are: ${[x, y, z]}')

or

print('The values are: $x, $y, $z')

or

['The values are:', x, y, z].forEach(print);

Answer 2

In Dart, you can import dart:html which gives you access to the window.console. Unfortunately, its log method can only take one argument. You can wrap your objects in a list though:

import 'dart:html';

var x = 1
var y = 'cat'
var z = {color: 'blue'}

window.console.log([x, y, z]);

Answer 3

use

print("$x,$y,$z");

or

stdout.write("$x,$y,$z");