Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
If one puts in a breakpoint, and is stepping through the code one line
at a time to check values of variables etc, is there any way or
re-setting to a line in the same subroutine prior to the current line
you have stopped on.
I've found sometimes I'm
It would be nice to have something like;
DEBUG BEGIN
'Between these instructions is debug code. And it is excluded when
compiled, just like DEBUG instruction now.
DEBUG END
Jussi
On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 20:00, Doriano Blengino
doriano.bleng...@fastwebnet.it wrote:
Sergio A. Hernandez ha
Doriano,
From my experience programming under languages that don't have any
debugger at all like PHP-LAMP, the best thing to do in these cases is
to create a debug subclass with a constructor that fills out all the
data on a large form (however you want, with static or random data).
That way you
Sergio A. Hernandez ha scritto:
Doriano,
From my experience programming under languages that don't have any
debugger at all like PHP-LAMP, the best thing to do in these cases is
to create a debug subclass with a constructor that fills out all the
data on a large form (however you want, with
Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
If one puts in a breakpoint, and is stepping through the code one line at
a time to check values of variables etc, is there any way or re-setting to
a line in the same subroutine prior to the current line you have stopped
on.
I've found sometimes I'm trying to
My recommendation is you to print the values on the console to track
them at run-time, I prefer to use this technique more than use the
integrated debugger, since you can follow up the overall outcome
without start/stops. Some people don't like it, but I find it very
useful.
On Fri, May 1, 2009
If one puts in a breakpoint, and is stepping through the code one line at a
time to check values of variables etc, is there any way or re-setting to a
line in the same subroutine prior to the current line you have stopped on.
I've found sometimes I'm trying to find a bug, and I put in
If one puts in a breakpoint, and is stepping through the code one line at
a time to check values of variables etc, is there any way or re-setting to
a line in the same subroutine prior to the current line you have stopped
on.
I've found sometimes I'm trying to find a bug, and I put in
