Yeah I think we got used to it as a convenience for unit tests, so you don't need to specify the debug flag in the url.



On 8/31/06, P T Withington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think we should not even have debug as a canvas attribute.  Why
would you want your source to specify that you were debugging?  (Only
exception I can think of is lzunit, and it should just have an early
assertion that causes the whole test to fail if the debugger is not
present.)

On 2006-08-30, at 22:47 EDT, Henry Minsky wrote:

> If you have an app that declares
>
> <canvas debug='true'>
>
> and you then fetch myapp.lzx?debug=false
>
> should the query arg override the canvas attribute when compiling
> the app?
>
> Currently it does not;  the canvas attribute takes final
> precedence. That
> seems a little
> backwards to me, the query arg ought to be treated like a command
> line arg
> to the compiler
> and should override the canvas app attributes. Anyone have any
> feelings one
> way or the other?
>
>
>
>
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