> 1. add win.debugpause(1) to stop the debug window from reacting to win.debug calls. > win.debugpause(0) resumes logging. > win.debugpause() returns the current paused state > 2. win.debugpause state is also toggled by the Pause button in the debug window > This is simple to add and I will do it. But it does not allow you to leave win.debug permanently in scripts: you would still have to remove the win.debug from production scripts which were running while you were debugging another, unrelated script...
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