When using XRay for debugging, I usually make use of a debug-boolean, like so:
var debug:Boolean = true;
function something() {
if (debug) _global.tt("Error");
}
Sure, it costs an extra statement to be examined, even when debug is
set to false, but the usability weighs higher then that little bit of
extra performence.
2006/7/18, Marcelo de Moraes Serpa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I´ve been having some weird problems with my website and among them were
rendering problems, slowdown, data downloading stopping without any reason
(you may have seen my previous posts about this one) and so on. I struggled
to find out that all these were side-effects of the massive use of Luminic
Box Logger. While this tool is extremelly useful, it can KILL your
application if you forget all those calls through your code. What I did was
to go through each file and comment out all the logger references and
recompile the swfs that this time worked like a charm, much faster and
without glitches and unknown "bugs".
What techniques do you use to make your debugger life easier? Please share
your thoughts!
And remember to disable traces and othter loggers when deploying your app!
Cheers,
- Marcelo.
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