Hi Dan and all,
I do apologise: the words I used were not a bit strong but totally
excessive.
In fact, it's my bad knowledge of English which played a dirty trick
on me.
I wanted to tell that a fully reliable debugger with good ergonomics
(it's not yet the case at the moment) is a major piece in any IDE.
Especially for beginners, it's an irreplaceable learning tool, a kind
of big brother which look over your shoulder and tells you how to
progress :-)
So I think that Runrev guys should pay more attention to the debugger
as, beyond debugging, it shows:
1. What's happens is not a bug ;-)
2. It's your code which is badly dressed
3. You begin to see how to change it for a good one
Le 9 juil. 05 à 05:15, Dan Shafer a écrit :
Maybe it's of less worth, perhaps even only modest worth, but "no
worth"? A bit strong, I think.
While the debugger has problems, I note that there are a LOT of
people here who have built some very sophisticated apps and managed
to stumble around enough to get the job done. A language is "no
worth" only if it can't produce useful products. Rev is WAY beyond
that point.
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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