E enonod Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 26, 2011 #1 Is there a way (if you believe the reason justified and not trivial) to show the path for If --End If ? Of course that would have to include the not needed parts. The possibilities that (I) find I need to test to get it right seems more difficult than it should be when nesting and thus leaving off some of the End Ifs. It is essential to be able to see the path that will be followed. (I have posted in the questions forum an illustration of my problem, is it only me?) I have never had this problem before but something seems odd (to me) in the present structure that I haven't been able to crack. Not very clear but hopefully decryptable.
Is there a way (if you believe the reason justified and not trivial) to show the path for If --End If ? Of course that would have to include the not needed parts. The possibilities that (I) find I need to test to get it right seems more difficult than it should be when nesting and thus leaving off some of the End Ifs. It is essential to be able to see the path that will be followed. (I have posted in the questions forum an illustration of my problem, is it only me?) I have never had this problem before but something seems odd (to me) in the present structure that I haven't been able to crack. Not very clear but hopefully decryptable.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 26, 2011 #2 You can use the debugger to run the If block step by step.
