Remote debugger

[Mike Kerner]

I have it working on ios, but I have found several bugs with it.  It's the
first try...

On Sat, Mar 4, 2017 at 5:35 PM, Dave Kilroy via use-livecode <
use-livecode at lists.runrev.com> wrote:

> Thanks Jacque - but I’m not convinced that’s it - I set that (for android)
> plus Internet, Remote Debugger - and have tried various combinations of
> including and not including tsNet - and have rebooted by mac and router …
> but I don’t think I tried making wifi required for iOS, will try that in
> the morning
>
> One thing I am suspicious of however is gRevDevelopment - when I look at
> my menu sections in the IDE I can see it’s set, but when I check in the
> message box it show false - if I set it to true (via the message box or in
> code) then I can get the message box to report it as true, and it shows in
> the menus as true - but if I then save and quit and relaunch LiveCode it
> again shows true in the menus but reports as false via the message box! So
> I guess it’s likely that each time I build for iOS/Android its going out
> with gRevDevelopment set to false
>
> And what is extra weird is that this behaviour of the gRevDevelopment not
> having much/any relationship to the settings in the IDE’s menus is the same
> in earlier version of LC 8, 7 and even 6
>
> I obviously don’t understand what gRevDevelopment does!
>
>
>
> > Looks like you fell into the same trap I did. You have to enable
> > internet permissions on Android. Not sure about iOS but you might try
> > making WiFi mandatory.
> >
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