Doug,
The Watch Variable toolbar columns appears to
have been truncated on the left side.
Use your mouse cursor to hover over the below
area, then click and drag to the right.
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak
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At 11:23 AM 8/17/2021, Doug Hamilton wrote:
Thank you Razzak.
The Watch variables option is checked and the
Watch Variables panel is displayed but no variables appear.
I went into the registry. These were the initial values:
 FloatHeight x266, FloatLeft x000, FloatTop x000, FloatWidth  x000
I modified them as suggested and still no
variables are displayed in the Watch Variable panel.Â
There are no other floating windows or panels displayed.
Below is screen shot of a trace-in-progress with the Registry overlaid.
F6, Added Variables, expected to be Watched
include #DATE, #PI, vEndKey, vErrVar and others.
Are any other registry values incorrect? I
wanted to check before I run Default_Settings.
TIA,
Doug
On 8/17/2021 8:45 AM, A. Razzak Memon wrote:
Doug,
While in Trace Debugger select Layout >
Toolbars from the main menu, and check the option for Watch Variables.
If you had recently secured your personal
settings for the R:BASE environment, those
setting may be loaded. The R:BASE development
environment that has been customized with your
display preferences, custom colors, startup
options, R> Prompt command history, Database
Explorer color appearance, and R:BASE Editor
schema can be preserved to load later, for
reinstalls of R:BASE. To unload your personal
settings, choose "Settings" > "Registry
Settings" > "Save to File..." from the main
menu bar. A .bin file is to be specified for
the registry data. Save the .bin file to a
non-local media, similar to the database files.
You may also run the
RBGX5E_Default_Settings.exe utility within the
C:\RBTI\RBGX5E folder, which will reset all of
environment registry settings for the R:BASE
installation. R:BASE must be closed for the utility to run correctly.
If you had not secured your personal settings,
and you want keep the current work environment,
you may edit the Registry, and modify the following node:
Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\R:BASE
Technologies\RBGX5E\Trace Window\Toolbars\Watch Variables
The FloatHeight, FloatLeft, FloatTop, and
FloatWidth binary values can be modified to
around 300 to place the floating toolbar at
coordinates you can then see. Please note,
modifying the Registry can damage your Windows
environment, if done improperly.
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak
At 07:21 PM 8/16/2021, Doug Hamilton wrote:
Trace Debugger is still not showing variables
in the Watch Variables panel, even reliables like #DATE, #TIME, #PI etc.
The new Live variables are displayed.
Any hints to cure the Blues Clues?
TIA,
Doug
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