I tried using the script editor to place a break point in the "preOpenStack" handler and nothing happens. In fact anywhere in the stack script did not work. Only at the card level was I able to get a break point.
I tried method two of typing breakpoint and nothing happens either. here is my script:
I want to see why the card 1 custom property pBeenVisisted is still true but the other cards pBeenVisited are false. I want the user to hear a voiceover only during the first visit of each card in the stack but when they go back to a card they would not have to hear it again. But if they quit the app and restart it then they would hear the voiceover again. I have a set the pBeenVisited of me to True in a "on closeCard". I would like to track this down but can't get the debugger to work in the openStack or preOpenStack handlers in the main stack??
I can't get the breakpoint to work here:
on openStack
breakpoint
put the short name of this stack into lmystackname
if lmystackname is "UnityCD" then
repeat with c = 1 to the number of cards in stack "UnityCD"
set the pBeenVisited of card c of stack "UnityCD" to False
end repeat
end if
end openStackThanks
Tom
On Dec 5, 2003, at 10:07 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
--- Thomas J McGrath III <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Can anyone check on this for me? I have a possible problem in my stack and am trying to track it down. The problem is either in the preopenstack or openstack handers and I can't get the debugger to start from launch of my development stack.
I type in trace in the Transcript language dictionary and get seven items: traceAbort traceBreak traceDelay traceDone traceError traceReturn traceStack
When I click on any of the first five the Rev dictionary "locks" up and nothing is displayed. If I click filter with it resets and I can try another but only the last two have worked for me.
Q: In SC I could type trace at anyplace in my project and the trace debugger would pop up at that point. Is this possible in REV?
Thanks Tom
Hi Tom,
The 'trace' messages are internal messages and functions used by the debugger -- so unless your name is MisterX and you're writing a replacement script editor, this probably isn't what you're looking for ;-)
If you want to interrupt a script in order to debug it, either use the script editor to place a breakpoint at the right line by clicking just to the left of it ; or insert the command 'breakpoint' manually.
Hope this helped,
Jan Schenkel.
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