S Startup Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 16, 2016 #1 I'm trying to track the process flow of my APP. I have a Service Module which I call StartupService which I have set to StartAtBoot. I have put breaks in this module but the program doesn't stop at these breaks although I know the module runs in the process as the program picks up a variable set in this service module (which I can see at a break in the APP's Starter service module). Can anyone tell me why the breaks work in the Starter service module but not in my StartupService module?
I'm trying to track the process flow of my APP. I have a Service Module which I call StartupService which I have set to StartAtBoot. I have put breaks in this module but the program doesn't stop at these breaks although I know the module runs in the process as the program picks up a variable set in this service module (which I can see at a break in the APP's Starter service module). Can anyone tell me why the breaks work in the Starter service module but not in my StartupService module?
D Deleted member 103 Guest Dec 16, 2016 #2 Hi, double post are not liked by Erel. Can anyone tell me why the breaks work in the Starter service module but not in my StartupService module? Click to expand... Use the log() function. Upvote 0
Hi, double post are not liked by Erel. Can anyone tell me why the breaks work in the Starter service module but not in my StartupService module? Click to expand... Use the log() function.
KMatle Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 17, 2016 #3 Startup said: have put breaks in this module but the program doesn't stop at these breaks Click to expand... To be sure: You are using debug mode? (sounds like you use Release which will - of course - not work). Use Log() as Filippo said or write a file for Release mode (easier to access). Upvote 0
Startup said: have put breaks in this module but the program doesn't stop at these breaks Click to expand... To be sure: You are using debug mode? (sounds like you use Release which will - of course - not work). Use Log() as Filippo said or write a file for Release mode (easier to access).
S Startup Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 17, 2016 #4 Filippo said: Hi, double post are not liked by Erel. Use the log() function. Click to expand... Regarding the "double post" certainly didn't mean to. (I did post to another forum by mistake but removed it (or so I thought)) Still wondering what the answer to my question is, though your suggestion of using the log() function gives me an good alternative for tracking. Thanks! Upvote 0
Filippo said: Hi, double post are not liked by Erel. Use the log() function. Click to expand... Regarding the "double post" certainly didn't mean to. (I did post to another forum by mistake but removed it (or so I thought)) Still wondering what the answer to my question is, though your suggestion of using the log() function gives me an good alternative for tracking. Thanks!
S Startup Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 17, 2016 #5 KMatle said: To be sure: You are using debug mode? (sounds like you use Release which will - of course - not work). Use Log() as Filippo said or write a file for Release mode (easier to access). Click to expand... Yes I am using the Debug mode (as evidenced by the stops working in the Starter module). Yes. Log() as Filippo says does provide an alternative to tracking with stops. Thanks! Upvote 0
KMatle said: To be sure: You are using debug mode? (sounds like you use Release which will - of course - not work). Use Log() as Filippo said or write a file for Release mode (easier to access). Click to expand... Yes I am using the Debug mode (as evidenced by the stops working in the Starter module). Yes. Log() as Filippo says does provide an alternative to tracking with stops. Thanks!
