Hi,
I use the debugger usually setting breakpoints on a line of code and then stepping forward.
Is there a way of triggering the debugger when a variable changes? or even on an expression like !empty(MyVar)?
I have just thought I could use a timer event to LogDisplay() the value of my variable every 2 seconds and then see when it changes which would help.
Thanks
Chris
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Debugger ... way to WATCH a variable
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ChrisGillard
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Debugger ... way to WATCH a variable
Chris,
> I use the debugger usually setting breakpoints on a line of
> code and then stepping forward.
>
> Is there a way of triggering the debugger when a variable
> changes? or even on an expression like !empty(MyVar)?
>
> I have just thought I could use a timer event to
> LogDisplay() the value of my variable every 2 seconds and
> then see when it changes which would help.
I'm affraid it's not possible for now. We'll study in the near future.
Regards,
Jose F. Gimenez
http://www.xailer.com
http://www.xailer.info
> I use the debugger usually setting breakpoints on a line of
> code and then stepping forward.
>
> Is there a way of triggering the debugger when a variable
> changes? or even on an expression like !empty(MyVar)?
>
> I have just thought I could use a timer event to
> LogDisplay() the value of my variable every 2 seconds and
> then see when it changes which would help.
I'm affraid it's not possible for now. We'll study in the near future.
Regards,
Jose F. Gimenez
http://www.xailer.com
http://www.xailer.info
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ChrisGillard
- Mensajes: 384
- Registrado: Mar May 01, 2007 5:49 pm
Debugger ... way to WATCH a variable
jose,
Thanks for the reply.
Would be a nice idea when your not doing other stuff.
My timer idea with LogDisplay( mYVar ) is showing me where one of my object vars is having its value set to "" ..... but a lot of code can happen in 1 second! ... so finding the event code responsible is not easy.
Regards
Chris
Thanks for the reply.
Would be a nice idea when your not doing other stuff.
My timer idea with LogDisplay( mYVar ) is showing me where one of my object vars is having its value set to "" ..... but a lot of code can happen in 1 second! ... so finding the event code responsible is not easy.
Regards
Chris