1. Run this: Debug 0
2. Click in the source.
3. Press Ctrl+F.
4. Search for: 0
5. Replace with: 1
6. Click replace all.
You get an error message saying that the source can't be edited because it is being debugged.
Can't replace with debug output window opened
Re: Can't replace with debug output window opened
1 match found and replaced here........
got this one sometimes, and sometimes not, dunno why
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Re: Can't replace with debug output window opened
Trond wrote:1. Run this: Debug 0
2. Click in the source.
3. Press Ctrl+F.
4. Search for: 0
5. Replace with: 1
6. Click replace all.
You get an error message saying that the source can't be edited because it is being debugged.
Hi, I stumbled on this too.
Try to close the variable viewer window (or any other debugger window) before doing a search and replace.
If this solve your problem, I would qualify this as a bug.
EDIT: just saw the video you posted.
OH. So you are aware of the above (I didn't realize from the original post) !
Well, in that case I can only confirm your findings.
