brucexs wrote:
> This is simple to add and I will do it.
Thanks!
When the user presses the Pause button any win.debug / debug should not restore
the debug window,
correct?
> 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...
>
You're right. That's not ideal, but I could live with that. OTOH, here's an
additional proposal that could
solve that point as well.
win.debugallow("PREFIX",POS) means
when win.debugpaused()==1
the debug window will *still* print any string for which
index(string,"PREFIX")==POS
win.debugallow("") turns off *all* debug output when win.debugpaused()==1
typical usage that I envision:
; debug script
win.debugpaused(0)
win.debugallow(scriptname,1+length(date++time))
...
win.debug(date ++ time ++scriptname, "...") ;; no need to uncomment
; production script (the same script)
/* uncomment when debugging
win.debugpaused(0)
win.debugallow(scriptname,1+length(date++time))
*/
...
win.debug(date ++ time ++scriptname, "...") ;; no need to uncomment
what do you think of this?
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