Robert Valentino Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 29, 2021 #1 Be nice if B4A had a #define On device I cannot use the IDE to debug I use a function Code: Copy cLogMsgs.LogMsg("Some Message") to log a message to a log file but can't click on the line in the IDE because it takes me to LogMsg function instead of the calling routine location When I can debug on the IDE I would prefer the same code to be Code: Copy Log("Some Message") this would allow me to click on the line in the IDE Something like a #Define would be nice Code: Copy #if IDE_Debugging #define LogOut Log #else #define LogOut cLogMsgs.LogMsg #end if Then I could have in my code Code: Copy LogOut("Some Message") And the compiler would replace at compile time. Just seems like we have evolved to this point and it would be nice BobVal
Be nice if B4A had a #define On device I cannot use the IDE to debug I use a function Code: Copy cLogMsgs.LogMsg("Some Message") to log a message to a log file but can't click on the line in the IDE because it takes me to LogMsg function instead of the calling routine location When I can debug on the IDE I would prefer the same code to be Code: Copy Log("Some Message") this would allow me to click on the line in the IDE Something like a #Define would be nice Code: Copy #if IDE_Debugging #define LogOut Log #else #define LogOut cLogMsgs.LogMsg #end if Then I could have in my code Code: Copy LogOut("Some Message") And the compiler would replace at compile time. Just seems like we have evolved to this point and it would be nice BobVal
