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Toast/Popup/Flash
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Toast/Popup/Flash
I think it would be great if we can see real time which line of code it's running if it could just popup at the bottom or somewhere on the screen letting us know which code and line it's running... this way we can debug better ![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
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Re: Toast/Popup/Flash
Suggestion noted, although I would have thought it would update too fast. And with the debugger you can already see which line is executing while stepping or tracing. However, it would do no harm to show the line number in the status bar or something.
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Re: Toast/Popup/Flash
this would be help when running the .exe to see where the finalized script died....
Re: Toast/Popup/Flash
+1 for this. When compiled you have to rely on manual logs to debug, and lets face it, the logs that are created and the watch list are not very friendly...
I know there this is an old post and I know there was a user submission for a toast function, but it would really help having a native option...
EDIT: Would be nice if there was an option/flag to automatically do this as part of a SOWriteLn function etc.
Thanks, TJ
I know there this is an old post and I know there was a user submission for a toast function, but it would really help having a native option...
EDIT: Would be nice if there was an option/flag to automatically do this as part of a SOWriteLn function etc.
Thanks, TJ