Hi,
This problem had be stumped for days too, not just with the variable
window, but in my case it happened to the documentation window so I
couldn't even search the docs for an answer (not that it would have
helped since as far as I can tell it doesn't give any information on
the
They keep saying if you build it they will come ... oh no, wait, that's a
baseball field. What they actually keep saying is, if you BugZilla it, they
will fix it. So, I suggest you enter it into BugZilla and see how many Rev
revs it will take to be attended to.
(I've seen this behavior as
On 11/1/06 3:39 PM, Bill Marriott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(I've seen this behavior as well, but I just became accustomed to setting
the windows to the screenloc in the message window. [Hopefully the message
window itself will never fall victim to this bug; then what would I do?]
For the
This has got me bugging. Two or three days now and I havent been able to bring
up the VW window in debug mode. (v2.73) I am thinking of re-downloading rev to
see if that helps. Any ideas? It just is no where to bee seen! Wierd.
Dave
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Dave Herndon
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Subject: my Variable watcher no longer appears in debug mode
On 10/31/06 11:27 PM, Dave Herndon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This has got me bugging. Two or three days now and I havent been able to
bring up the VW window in debug mode. (v2.73) I am thinking of re-downloading
rev to see if that helps. Any ideas? It just is no where to bee seen!
Wierd.
I'm wondering why at times on my variable watcher screen I get two
flds on the bottom instead of one and when I select a line (var) in the top
part I
don't see it in the bottom window (or actually it appears in the frame
between the two flds?
I'm not sure I understand exactly what you
Hershel Fisch wrote:
On 6/8/06 10:51 PM, J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks,
That's exactly what I see, but the problem is that I have 2 panes on the
bottom without having array variable's and when I click on the top right
pane to get the value I donĀ¹t see anything. I did realize
Hi all I'm wondering why at times on my variable watcher screen I get two
flds on the bottom instead of one and when I select a line (var) in the top
part I
don't see it in the bottom window (or actually it appears in the frame
between the two flds?
Thanks Hershel
Hershel Fisch wrote:
Hi all I'm wondering why at times on my variable watcher screen I get two
flds on the bottom instead of one and when I select a line (var) in the top
part I
don't see it in the bottom window (or actually it appears in the frame
between the two flds?
I'm not sure I
Hi all I'm wondering why at times on my variable watcher screen I get two
windows on the bottom and when I select a line (var) in the top part I
don't see it in the bottom window (or actually it appears in the frame
between the tow windows?
Thanks Hershel
Anybody else having these problems?
1.
Mac OS X:
Run a script with a breakpoint.
Open the message watcher at the breakpoint.
Open the variable watcher after opening the message watcher.
Variable watcher echos variable names, refuses to display variable values.
Close message watcher.
Step
On 3/20/06 10:25 AM, Sumner,Walt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody else having these problems?
1.
Mac OS X:
Run a script with a breakpoint.
Open the message watcher at the breakpoint.
Open the variable watcher after opening the message watcher.
Variable watcher echos variable names
Hi, All,
Hmmm, not sure what to think... it is late and I have cruised through a lot
of programming tasks the last several days, nothing to do with Rev.
Mac OSX, Tiger 10.4.2, Rev 2.6.1 and suddenly Variable Watcher does not show
values, but just repeats the variable names on the right side
cruised through a
lot
of programming tasks the last several days, nothing to do with Rev.
Mac OSX, Tiger 10.4.2, Rev 2.6.1 and suddenly Variable Watcher does not
show
values, but just repeats the variable names on the right side (except
'it' =
1)
Could not find a reference in RevZilla
to the expected value. But if I don't do that,
the value is not live updated in the lower panel.
Charles Hartman
On Oct 24, 2005, at 10:51 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
On 10/25/05, Charles Hartman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--and while I'm complaining:
Variable Watcher is handy, and it's nice
/24/05 7:51 PM, Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 10/25/05, Charles Hartman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--and while I'm complaining:
Variable Watcher is handy, and it's nice that the values (especially
of arrays) are shown in the lower panel. But that display is not
updated as you step
in the upper panel of the
Watcher, it updates to the expected value. But if I don't do that,
the value is not live updated in the lower panel.
OK, I get it now. When watching normal variables (not arrays), the
value displayed in the lower panel of the variable watcher is cleared
whenever
the array's name in the upper panel of the
Watcher, it updates to the expected value. But if I don't do that,
the value is not live updated in the lower panel.
Ah. OK - now it becomes clear. I think the implementation of arrays in
the Variable Watcher is a work in progress. It's probably related
. But if I don't do that,
the value is not live updated in the lower panel.
OK, I get it now. When watching normal variables (not arrays), the
value displayed in the lower panel of the variable watcher is cleared
whenever the value changes, so you know you have to click in the upper
panel to see
Charles-
Tuesday, October 25, 2005, 9:14:53 AM, you wrote:
I don't have time to check at this minute -- but I'll take Mark W's
message (a little farther down the list) to mean that this has
already been BZ'd . . . right?
This particular issue (click on an array to display the elements,
OK, I've posted it: #3204.
Charles
On Oct 25, 2005, at 2:56 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Charles-
Tuesday, October 25, 2005, 9:14:53 AM, you wrote:
I don't have time to check at this minute -- but I'll take Mark W's
message (a little farther down the list) to mean that this has
already been
--and while I'm complaining:
Variable Watcher is handy, and it's nice that the values (especially
of arrays) are shown in the lower panel. But that display is not
updated as you step through the script, so it often shows outdated
data. Wrong information is much worse than no information
On 10/25/05, Charles Hartman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--and while I'm complaining:
Variable Watcher is handy, and it's nice that the values (especially
of arrays) are shown in the lower panel. But that display is not
updated as you step through the script, so it often shows outdated
data
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--and while I'm complaining:
Variable Watcher is handy, and it's nice that the values (especially
of arrays) are shown in the lower panel. But that display is not
updated as you step through the script, so it often shows outdated
data. Wrong information is much worse than
I guess I wasn't going crazy after all. While debugging another
problem, hitting the debug button in the error window is taking me to
the script, but the variable watcher is changing to a different
context than the script error. I guess this really is a bug. Do
folks run into this a lot
I tried the code below and the variable watcher shows blank for
testArrayA
I don't see what you are seeing.
Tom
On Jun 8, 2005, at 1:50 AM, Pat Trendler wrote:
I don't know if I'm misunderstanding this. But, if I run the handler
below, in the variable watcher I can see :
left pane
Did you click on testArrayA? - you have to do that to get it to display.
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Subject: Re: 'seeing' arrays in the variable watcher
Tom,
Sorry, this is about 2.6. You are using 2.6?
Pat
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on testArrayA? - you have to do that to get it to
display.
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I tried the code below
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Subject: Re: 'seeing' arrays in the variable watcher
Did you click on testArrayA? - you have to do that to get it to
display.
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anything different in the variable watcher. Under
what conditions does one 'see' the arrays values in Rev 2.6??
At 9:12 AM -0400 6/8/05, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Pat,
Yeah, I did a few times.(click button with script then select
testArrayA, even select right pane blank space - nothing) Right
] return after theOut
end repeat
put theOut
end mouseUp
returns in the msg...
test1
test2
test2
but I don't see anything different in the variable watcher. Under what
conditions does one 'see' the arrays values in Rev 2.6??
At 9:12 AM -0400 6/8/05, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Pat,
Yeah, I
on a Mac and it works fine here. Not on Tiger yet though.
Oh wait -- I think I understand the problem. You need to set a
breakpoint in the script. The global doesn't show it. Put a breakpoint
next to the last line of the handler and you'll see the array in the
variable watcher.
--
Jacqueline
I am running Tiger, and when I try this with 2.6 the Arrays show up
in the Variable watcher window as promised. There must be something
else going on. I ran the script with a breakpoint at the end. The
variable watcher lower pane split in two to show the key on the left
and the values
in the script. The global doesn't show it. Put a breakpoint
next to the last line of the handler and you'll see the array in the
variable watcher.
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HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
2885)?
/humility
At 12:48 PM -0500 6/8/05, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Oh wait -- I think I understand the problem. You need to set a
breakpoint in the script. The global doesn't show it. Put a
breakpoint next to the last line of the handler and you'll see the
array in the variable watcher
On 6/8/05 1:11 PM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
humility mode
Now how do I undo my 'chicken little' bug report 2884 (and it's clone
2885)?
/humility
Under the comments field, there should be several radio buttons (only
the team and the originator of the report can see all of these.) You can
test2
test2
but I don't see anything different in the variable watcher. Under
what conditions does one 'see' the arrays values in Rev 2.6??
stephen barncard
At 7:43 PM -0500 6/7/05, Ken Ray wrote:
Sorry, but one of the things I like about the debugger is that you can
select and/or change
I don't know if I'm misunderstanding this. But, if I run the handler below,
in the variable watcher I can see :
left paneright pane
testArrayA array
in the panes below
[1]test1
[2]test2
[3]test3
if the contents don't
Variable Watcher button Execution Contexts
is stuck on Execution Contexts. if scrolled
to the script in use, it snaps back to
Execution Contexts.
the button and card scripts looks complex.
any ideas on the Variable Watcher?
thanks,
Erik Hansen
[EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.erikhansen.org
to use Revolution
Subject: the Variable Watcher button Execution Contexts is
stuck onExecution Contexts
Variable Watcher button Execution Contexts
is stuck on Execution Contexts. if scrolled to the script
in use, it snaps back to Execution Contexts.
the button and card scripts looks
declaring your variables
programs the Variable Watcher.
you decide the sequence:
local tVar1, tVar2, tStartPoint, tEndPoint,...
Virtual Variable Watcher
--
tVar1
tVar2
tStartPoint
tEndPoint
.
.
.
--
the ones you are working on
are on top and easier to see.
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--- Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
It drove me crazy that the VW window kept
resetting, so I worked out
this technique: open it up and set it how you
would like it. Then hold
down ALL the modifier keys (Shift, Control,
Option Command) and click
in the Variable Watcher. From
kept
resetting, so I worked out
this technique: open it up and set it how you
would like it. Then hold
down ALL the modifier keys (Shift, Control,
Option Command) and click
in the Variable Watcher. From the popup menu
that appears, choose
Stack Card and then choose Save from the
sub-menu.
this did
It drove me crazy that the VW window kept resetting, so I worked out
this technique: open it up and set it how you would like it. Then hold
down ALL the modifier keys (Shift, Control, Option Command) and click
in the Variable Watcher. From the popup menu that appears, choose
Stack Card
Erik,
Nice suggestion!
I'll add some filtering to my VW! ;)
On 19/01/2004 08:05:14 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
can you customize the Variable Watcher by
setting a list of things (something like a
group of stuff) that you do NOT wish to
watch?
something like:
set the dontLookForThese of MW
I'm sure this must have come up but I missed it.
Is there any work-around the missing value for the first variable in
the variable watcher in 2.1.2, Mac OS 9? (Besides selecting the first
line.)
Jim
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Subject: Variable Watcher bug
I've just bought the Studio Edition 2.1 and something very strange is
happening in the Variable Watcher.
I'm running the program on a Mac G3 in system 9.2.2.
The actual effect of the script is fine but what's going on in
the Variable
Watcher
I've just bought the Studio Edition 2.1 and something very strange is
happening in the Variable Watcher.
I'm running the program on a Mac G3 in system 9.2.2.
The actual effect of the script is fine but what's going on in the Variable
Watcher beats me. To clarify what's happening I made a one
! I think you will find the following bug report
relevant:
BUG #378: variable watcher : empty first line in variable names field:
http://www.runrev.com/revolution/developers/bugdatabase/
show_bug.cgi?id=378
This might explain what you are experiencing.
In order to help give priority
I noticed this one had been reported yesterday while browsing bugzilla, so Rev is
aware of it.
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From: Chris Sheffield
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Sent: Thu, 21 Aug 2003 -0700 (PDT) 14:43:28
Can someone please verify this for me?
I'm trying to debug a
I recently purchased v2.0.2 Express version and am running it on Mac OS X. I'm using the debugger and setting a checkpoint at a variable but I'm not see any changes in that variable value or any variable values using Step Into. Is anyone else having probelms with the debugger?
It wasn't working
Sorry folks... Adendum to that earlier query...
If I make a new stack, the debugger works fine showing the variable values in the variable watcher.
Where I'm having problems is with an import of a HyperCard stack. I'm editing a text field which is part of a background group, if that makes
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