The one problem is that I am testing a mouseDown over a button and
can't release the mouse to go ahead and hit the run button.
For debugging, it might be better to place the script in a mouseUp
handler, then when it's working, change it back to mouseDown.
Sarah
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Thanks Dan, Xav, Dennis and Eric,
The "Step Over" did not seem to obey me! ;-) It didn't seem to work and
well I thought I misunderstood its use.
I ended up using the set multiple break points so I could hit "Run" and
bypass that section but still have it run.
The one problem is that I am testi
Tom.
Can't you use "Step Over" instead of "Step Into" in those cases? Not
tested, but it does seem like that's what ought to happen.
Alternatively, you could put in two breakpoints, one before and one
after the loop. After the first breakpoint executes, hit "Run" in the
debugger and things
ril 27, 2005 18:02
> To: How to use Revolution
> Subject: Bypass Repeat Structure in Debug Mode
>
> Hello my friends,
>
> Does anyone know how to bypass a lengthy repeat structure
> while in script debug mode? I still need the repeat to
> execute but I want to skip having
Tom,
Set new breakpoints in your script and run until it hits it, or add a
few lines of debug script that check for certain conditions before
executing a line that you can breakpoint on.
Dennis
On Apr 27, 2005, at 12:02 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Hello my friends,
Does anyone know how to bypa
Hi Tom,
Just place another breakpoint after the loop and run.
For precise debugging a loop, you can add a line like
if i = 4578 then breakpoint
Best regards,
Le 27 avr. 05, à 18:02, Thomas McGrath III a écrit :
Does anyone know how to bypass a lengthy repeat structure while in
script debug mode? I
Hello my friends,
Does anyone know how to bypass a lengthy repeat structure while in
script debug mode? I still need the repeat to execute but I want to
skip having to click through it.
I need to follow the script to find out where my problem is at but this
repeat for each line x structure takes
