Hi Friends,
I searched for this in the forums but I couldnt find anything useful. Can someone please tell me How Can I debug my eventsheet?
Thank you
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How Do I Debug?
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» Wed Sep 04, 2013 8:07 pm
Debug... an EVENT SHEET? Either something is wrong with my head today, or you aren't quite understanding what debugging is.
Did you, perhaps, wanted a showing of which events are being done as you play your game? Or a feature that searches for bugs?
Did you, perhaps, wanted a showing of which events are being done as you play your game? Or a feature that searches for bugs?
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» Wed Sep 04, 2013 9:26 pm
@fassFlash -> Since I develop softwares for more than 10 years in any language, I bet I know what I ment better than you!
Debugging the event sheet means I want to set BREAK POINTS AT CERTAIN EVENTS ! Which are in EVENT SHEET.
I want to walk thgough those events step by step if it is possible.
@Ashley Thank you for your reply. I think I have the latest release. I will look for that button or will update to the new version.
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Debugging the event sheet means I want to set BREAK POINTS AT CERTAIN EVENTS ! Which are in EVENT SHEET.
I want to walk thgough those events step by step if it is possible.
@Ashley Thank you for your reply. I think I have the latest release. I will look for that button or will update to the new version.
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» Thu Sep 05, 2013 8:06 am
The cat with the lemon helmet is quite the little brat.
Anyone with at least basic construct2 understanding would figure it out.
Debugging is quite an art.
Before debug mode came out, we ignorant savages would just set Text objects to check for stuff...
@fassFlash welcome to the internet.
Anyone with at least basic construct2 understanding would figure it out.
Debugging is quite an art.
Before debug mode came out, we ignorant savages would just set Text objects to check for stuff...
@fassFlash welcome to the internet.
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» Thu Sep 05, 2013 11:17 am
@cantek
That would be a very useful feature to have. Right now I end up analyzing by visually walking over my events and imagining the results of each one. Its not ideal and I often have to do some tests in a separate capx to see what a particular condition or actions does before I can analyze it in my events. It would be much easier to see what's going on if the debugger allowed you to step through events and see what's picked at each step. It would be and invaluable tool IMO especially for beginners as it would show you exactly what's happening.
It's the main feature that's lacking from the debugger that would make it like a debugger for standard programming languages.
That would be a very useful feature to have. Right now I end up analyzing by visually walking over my events and imagining the results of each one. Its not ideal and I often have to do some tests in a separate capx to see what a particular condition or actions does before I can analyze it in my events. It would be much easier to see what's going on if the debugger allowed you to step through events and see what's picked at each step. It would be and invaluable tool IMO especially for beginners as it would show you exactly what's happening.
It's the main feature that's lacking from the debugger that would make it like a debugger for standard programming languages.
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