an ignored breakpoint
Bernard Devlin
bdrunrev at gmail.com
Tue Sep 4 09:05:29 EDT 2012
I've almost never used the "breakpoint" command; it's too cumbersome (or
I'm too lazy).
However, I've seen a pattern to reddot breakpoints being ignored. Once a
script has run through with a reddot, on a subsequent run the reddot is
ignored (unless the script is re-saved between executions).
So, when I have worked on a particular piece of code, I disable/re-enable
the reddot between executions (unless I've edited the code in between).
It's tiresome, but less tiresome then using the "breakpoint" command.
I think also that certain livecode formatting (e.g. if I remember
correctly, one line "if-thens"), can cause mischief.
Bernard
On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 6:33 PM, J. Landman Gay
I almost never need to insert a breakpoint command, so your mileage may
vary. The red dots don't always work, but for me they do most of the time.
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