R Rui Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 1, 2011 #1 In the Debugger is it possible to add a button to step over a sub? if I dont want to debug a sub I would press that button and continue debugging in the next line.I also would like a way to watch a variable and when the variable gets to a predefined value it pause the program. In the code editor I would like to be able to drag a selected text to the desired position. The outlining could be saved from one working session to another. If a sub is collapsed when I close B4A, when I open it again it should also be collapsed. I Would like also that some kind of help be available when a Keyword is selected and I press F1. thanks Rui
In the Debugger is it possible to add a button to step over a sub? if I dont want to debug a sub I would press that button and continue debugging in the next line.I also would like a way to watch a variable and when the variable gets to a predefined value it pause the program. In the code editor I would like to be able to drag a selected text to the desired position. The outlining could be saved from one working session to another. If a sub is collapsed when I close B4A, when I open it again it should also be collapsed. I Would like also that some kind of help be available when a Keyword is selected and I press F1. thanks Rui
nfordbscndrd Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 1, 2011 #2 Rui said: In the Debugger is it possible to add a button to step over a sub? if I dont want to debug a sub I would press that button and continue debugging in the next line. Click to expand... Pressing F9 steps over subs. I don't use the Debug buttons. It's easier to press F7 to single-step, F8 to step over a sub, and F10 to step through a sub you are already in. In the code editor I would like to be able to drag a selected text to the desired position. Click to expand... Isn't using Ctrl-X and Ctrl-V at least as easy?
Rui said: In the Debugger is it possible to add a button to step over a sub? if I dont want to debug a sub I would press that button and continue debugging in the next line. Click to expand... Pressing F9 steps over subs. I don't use the Debug buttons. It's easier to press F7 to single-step, F8 to step over a sub, and F10 to step through a sub you are already in. In the code editor I would like to be able to drag a selected text to the desired position. Click to expand... Isn't using Ctrl-X and Ctrl-V at least as easy?
Kevin Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 1, 2011 #3 nfordbscndrd said: Isn't using Ctrl-X and Ctrl-V at least as easy? Click to expand... That's pretty much what I do, but my only observation on it is that the editor sort of acts like you can drag and drop but doesn't actually let you do it. I fell for that many times before it finally sank in that it doesn't work. Cut and paste works fine but drag & drop would be a nice bonus option.
nfordbscndrd said: Isn't using Ctrl-X and Ctrl-V at least as easy? Click to expand... That's pretty much what I do, but my only observation on it is that the editor sort of acts like you can drag and drop but doesn't actually let you do it. I fell for that many times before it finally sank in that it doesn't work. Cut and paste works fine but drag & drop would be a nice bonus option.
