At 6:44 PM -0500 2/8/01, Roy Pardi wrote:
>help Irv. . .! ;-)
>
>
>how do you watch the property of a behavior (without making it a global)?
>--
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Hey Roy,
The cavalry to the rescue ...
You add the property to the watcher, but its value only is valid when
it is "in scope". So, the trick is that you have to set a breakpoint
somewhere in the handler that you think is causing the problem (or
one in each handler in the behavior) and look at the watcher window
when you hit the breakpoint.
Other than that, for debugging only, do your trick - every time you
set the property, also copy the value into a global and put the
global in the watcher.
Irv
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