FERNANDO SILVEIRA Active Member Licensed User Oct 22, 2019 #1 Good evening, folks! I'm debuging an app but the "Program paused on line: xxx" message is covering an important information on the device's screen that I'd like to see. For now, following execution step-by-step on the IDE interface is enough for me. Is it possible to debug an app and disable temporarily the above message on the device? Regards, Fernando Attachments Screenshot_20191021-223043.png 67.7 KB · Views: 632
Good evening, folks! I'm debuging an app but the "Program paused on line: xxx" message is covering an important information on the device's screen that I'd like to see. For now, following execution step-by-step on the IDE interface is enough for me. Is it possible to debug an app and disable temporarily the above message on the device? Regards, Fernando
aeric Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 22, 2019 #2 You can Log the values Code: Log(lblLetter(indOrigem).Background) Log(wColorBackground) or Code: LogColor(lblLetter(indOrigem).Background, Colors.Blue) LogColor(wColorBackground, Colors.Red) or use Code: ToastMessageShow(wColorBackground, False) Upvote 0
You can Log the values Code: Log(lblLetter(indOrigem).Background) Log(wColorBackground) or Code: LogColor(lblLetter(indOrigem).Background, Colors.Blue) LogColor(wColorBackground, Colors.Red) or use Code: ToastMessageShow(wColorBackground, False)
FERNANDO SILVEIRA Active Member Licensed User Oct 22, 2019 #3 Thank you, Aeric That's what I'm doing, but I still would like to toggle show/hide that message in the device in certain moments. Or always. Regards, Fernando Upvote 0
Thank you, Aeric That's what I'm doing, but I still would like to toggle show/hide that message in the device in certain moments. Or always. Regards, Fernando
MarkusR Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 22, 2019 #4 FERNANDO SILVEIRA said: Thank you, Aeric That's what I'm doing, but I still would like to toggle show/hide that message in the device in certain moments. Or always. Regards, Fernando Click to expand... use a flag and your own ToastMessageShow method or for each if showDebugMessage then ToastMessageShow toggle this flag via key or menu Upvote 0
FERNANDO SILVEIRA said: Thank you, Aeric That's what I'm doing, but I still would like to toggle show/hide that message in the device in certain moments. Or always. Regards, Fernando Click to expand... use a flag and your own ToastMessageShow method or for each if showDebugMessage then ToastMessageShow toggle this flag via key or menu
aeric Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 22, 2019 #5 How about using Msgbox or MsgboxAsync ? Upvote 0
MarkusR Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 22, 2019 #6 i would collect a limit of messages in a list first and show it at need. Upvote 0
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 22, 2019 #7 MarkusR said: i would collect a limit of messages in a list first and show it at need. Click to expand... how would you collect the message? Note that the error happens when the app crashes. I mean; the TO is stepping through debug mode and the dialog shown is from the debugger. I would use LOG instead. honestly i use DEBUG mode very rare. Usually i do compile in release mode and check the log when my app crashes instead of using DEBUG Last edited: Oct 22, 2019 Upvote 0
MarkusR said: i would collect a limit of messages in a list first and show it at need. Click to expand... how would you collect the message? Note that the error happens when the app crashes. I mean; the TO is stepping through debug mode and the dialog shown is from the debugger. I would use LOG instead. honestly i use DEBUG mode very rare. Usually i do compile in release mode and check the log when my app crashes instead of using DEBUG
MarkusR Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 22, 2019 #8 there is also a Application_Error method in the service if this message pop up if there is not error handling with try catch. ohh it is only for release mode. Upvote 0
there is also a Application_Error method in the service if this message pop up if there is not error handling with try catch. ohh it is only for release mode.
FERNANDO SILVEIRA Active Member Licensed User Oct 23, 2019 #9 DonManfred said: how would you collect the message? Note that the error happens when the app crashes. I mean; the TO is stepping through debug mode and the dialog shown is from the debugger. I would use LOG instead. honestly i use DEBUG mode very rare. Usually i do compile in release mode and check the log when my app crashes instead of using DEBUG Click to expand... Thank you Don, I use log, messages and special label fields to show something of interest during debug as well... Unfortunatelly I can't completely avoid debug mode which is a wonderful tool... What I was looking at is a way to show/not show that dialog on the device... Specially when it covers visual elements whose behavior I'm trying to understand during debug. For this Maybe this toggle on/off show debug message on the device may be a nice to have future feature. Fot this specific case I was able to move visual elements away from debug message, but this is not always possible. Cheers!!! Attachments Screenshot_AFTER.png 59.5 KB · Views: 610 Screenshot_BEFORE.png 67.7 KB · Views: 676 Upvote 0
DonManfred said: how would you collect the message? Note that the error happens when the app crashes. I mean; the TO is stepping through debug mode and the dialog shown is from the debugger. I would use LOG instead. honestly i use DEBUG mode very rare. Usually i do compile in release mode and check the log when my app crashes instead of using DEBUG Click to expand... Thank you Don, I use log, messages and special label fields to show something of interest during debug as well... Unfortunatelly I can't completely avoid debug mode which is a wonderful tool... What I was looking at is a way to show/not show that dialog on the device... Specially when it covers visual elements whose behavior I'm trying to understand during debug. For this Maybe this toggle on/off show debug message on the device may be a nice to have future feature. Fot this specific case I was able to move visual elements away from debug message, but this is not always possible. Cheers!!!
