I'll take a stab here. The line is one statement with functions that must each
be evaluated in turn according to the order of precedence. Because it's one
statement, I suspect each getVal() function is getting queued as though you
used send in time, so as soon as a breakpoint is encountered, you
It is out to get you ;)
I can’t replicate this. The first stop stops the full execution for me (as
expected). Do you have anything in your getVal that can cause it (e.g.
recursion)?
:-Håkan
On 23 May 2018, 00:47 +0200, Dr. Hawkins via use-livecode
, wrote:
>
> It seems to me I filed a bug ab
It seems to me I filed a bug about this a couple of years ago, and it was
fixed.
If I have a line like
setVal "someVal", getVal("abc", dbtr) + getVal("def",
dbtr)+getVal("ghi", dbtr) + getVal("jul", dbtr)
and I stop the IDE in the first getVal() with the blue box when it hits a
breakpoint, t
