Eric wrote:
First, DreamCard or Revolution: some features are different but it's
the same IDE.
As for the debugger, it's right that it needs to be debugged :-(
I think that Runrev guys are working on it because you are right: a
fabulous language without a reliable debugger is no worth.
Above all for beginners.
I didn't know that the debugger is an ongoing "issue". I didn't mean
to complain. I thought I was doing something wrong. Of course, that's
still a possibility.
Does the debugger work much better in version 2.6?
I've heard that alternate debuggers are available. If something works
well, out of the box, I should probably try it. If they're all
pre-beta versions, I guess I'd be better off waiting for Rev to fix
their own debugger. What do you suggest?
Not to be negativistic, but it's starting to seem like Rev is a
not-quite-ready-for-prime-time product. If it's true, I can live with
that. I can even remain a Rev loyalist. God knows I was a hyperCard
loyalist until the bitter end. (For that matter, I remained an Atari
loyalist, until the bitter end!)
It just sort of comes as a surprise. At some point, everybody on the
hyperCard list seemed to agree that it was time to switch to Rev. I
just went along with the crowd.
In any case, thanks a bunch,
Tim
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