javascript - Create shortcut to console.log() in Chrome -

Because I'm lazy, I've created a log function that basically only Console.log :

  function log () {console.log.apply (console, logic); }   
 Every time I call it, I see a log-in item in the Google Chrome Developer Tool, on the right side of which the item was logged. However, this line number is always the same, because the actual  console.log  is located in a specific location in the call code (i.e. where I declare the  log  function as above Am)).  
 Whatever I tried is just:  
  var log = console.log;   
 But it always throws an error:  Invalid Orientation . Strange, but I think this is not a possibility.  
 How do I create a shortcut for  console.log , showing line numbers with developer tools where  logs  actual  console .log  Where did the call go instead of being located?   
 
 
 When I reported it, it was rejected but the answer was simple - shortcut like this Create:  
  var log = console.log.bind (console);   
 This line does not leave the number, when you do this  log (...) . Like you can call.