Actually it is in the nature of things that I would need the debug output just in case of an error.
Debug "xyz"
PeekS (0)
Debug "xyz"
PeekS (0)
The Ide does not point to the faulty line, the Ide points to the line where the error occurred !!!Fred wrote:The IDE should point to the faulty line ...
There is no need for an option. The debug output window should only do the same in case of an error as is done in case of no error.Fred wrote:May be it can be changed with an added option.
When I look at the last time something happened in the 'Feature Requests and Wishlists' section, I will probably have to live with the fact that I have to copy the content of the debug window into a text editor before terminating debuggerFred wrote:Moved to feature
If I runFred wrote:The Debug output is linked to the exe
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Debug "123"
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Debug "123"
CallDebugger
In case of an error it is not possible to press "Stop". It's gray.freak wrote:just hit "Stop" instead of "Kill"
In case the program runs to end regularly, the debug output windows will not close and I can go quickly back to coding and start a new session either.freak wrote:The "Kill" option is a shortcut to end the entire debug session (end the program and close all windows) so you can go quickly back to coding and start a new session if needed.
There's a Preference setting that can put the Debug Output text into the Error Log of the IDE, so that killing won't lose what was output. It's here:skywalk wrote:I cannot stop, so have to use kill and I lose debug!
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Preferences -> Debugger -> Individual Settings -> Display debug output in the error log
True, I forgot about that.Josh wrote:my debug window is shown in fullscreen mode on a second screen
You need to restart the IDE after enabling/disabling it. Alternatively you can resize it to show only one line.skywalk wrote:Preferences -> [ ] Show error log <- Disabled still shows error log?
Its in the section "Default Settings for new Files" so it only applies to sources created from then on. The error log show/hide setting is remembered per source-file. To change it for existing files use "Debugger -> Error Log -> Show Error Log" in the menu. You can assign a shortcut or toolbar button to that menu item in the preferences if you want to be able to toggle it easily.skywalk wrote:Side note:
Preferences -> [ ] Show error log <- Disabled still shows error log?