Debugging has been kind of a pain. I've just been using
Shoes alerts to tell me what's happening. It often helps to
run the app in straight Ruby first (not that it'll run, but it'll
check for errors before choking on the Shoes constant).
If that gives you a syntax error, you'll have better info
about the line number and the problem at hand. But for
honest-to-goodness bugs, just alerts for me, which has
been a problem in the midst of a 60-fps animation loop.
I'm sure that you could hook in a logger that prints out
to a file with a little jimmying. Perhaps, in time, a standard
way to log out errors will arise.
— Jeremy
On Feb 16, 2008, at 8:45 PM, Adam Bloom wrote:
Hey all,
I think I must be missing something. When I run Shoes.app on a Shoes
file with some bug, it crashes; so how do I debug?
Is there some method of running the app from the CL that I'm missing?
-Adam
