Where is the console API for WebKit/Safari?

Question

WebKit/Safari supports the console object, which is similar to what Firebug does. But what exactly is supported? There is a console documentation for Firebug, but where can

Answer 1

The Console object appearantly has a built-in 'API', in the form of a 'private property' you can reveal by doing this in the Webkit javascript-console

> for(o in console) console.dir(o)
    _commandLineAPI
    log
    warn
    …

_commandLineAPI:

> console.dir(_commandLineAPI)
  CommandLineAPI
    $0: "—"
    $1: "—"
    $2: "—"
    $3: "—"
    $4: "—"
    $$: bound: function () {
    $x: bound: function (xpath, context) {
    clear: bound: function () {
    copy: bound: function (object) {
    dir: bound: function () {
    dirxml: bound: function () {
    inspect: bound: function (object) {
    keys: bound: function (object) {
    monitorEvents: bound: function (object, types) {
    profile: bound: function () {
    profileEnd: bound: function () {
    unmonitorEvents: bound: function (object, types) {
    values: bound: function (object) {
    __proto__: CommandLineAPI