The only think thats close 'out-of-the-box' would be adding <cftrace>
tags to your code.
it doesnt stop execution, and if debugging is not enabled on Cf
Administrator you wont see the trace output. So it can be left in your
code when you put it into production.
Most of the time though you would take it out so it doesnt clutter your
code up. Apparently there is no performance hit if debugging is not
enabled and you leave the <cftrace> tags in the code tho.
Pat
Shane Farmer wrote:
Thats the one. I want to be able to watch each line of code executing in
the debugger and see what vars are being set and what to. Does anyone
know if it's even possible?
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