Variables values (Debugging)

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3 total messages Started by Tanju �ZG�R Sat, 24 Dec 2005 08:07

#271

Author: Tanju �ZG�R
Date: Sat, 24 Dec 2005 08:07

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Hi folk !

  I have "for .... begin " loop  in which, I have many variables. To monitor
them I use watch list and debug the application step by step ,but this way
is very troublesome and annoying for me.

  Is there any easy way like:

  Specifiying which variables you want to moniter and run the application
normally.As a result having these variables printed in the text file for
each loop number.

Thnx!!

Re: Variables values (Debugging)

#272

Author: Kurt Barthelmess [TeamB]
Date: Sat, 24 Dec 2005 11:59

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"Tanju �ZG�R" <tanjuozgur@yahoo.com> wrote:

>  I have "for .... begin " loop  in which, I have many variables. To monitor
>them I use watch list and debug the application step by step ,but this way
>is very troublesome and annoying for me.
>
>  Is there any easy way like:
>
>  Specifiying which variables you want to moniter and run the application
>normally.As a result having these variables printed in the text file for
>each loop number.

Not as a feature of the debugger. You can add some code to the app to
write those values to a text file or to the event log using
OutputDebugString.

Good luck.

Kurt

Re: Variables values (Debugging)

#185

Author: Yannis
Date: Thu, 02 Feb 2006 08:46

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"Tanju �ZG�R" <tanjuozgur@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:43ad015e$1@newsgroups.borland.com: 

> Hi folk !
> 
>   I have "for .... begin " loop  in which, I have many variables. To
>   monitor 
> them I use watch list and debug the application step by step ,but this
> way is very troublesome and annoying for me.
> 
>   Is there any easy way like:
> 
>   Specifiying which variables you want to moniter and run the
>   application 
> normally.As a result having these variables printed in the text file
> for each loop number.
> 
> Thnx!!
> 
> 
> 

place a number of non breaking break points which evaluate your variables
(one break point for each variable) and take a look on your event log 
window at run time.

In order to see what I am talking about place a break point anywhere in 
your code and then press CTRL+ALT+B on the break point list window select
your break point, then press CTRL+E and click on advanced.
(All the above have been verified with D6 and D7) I am not sure about D2005 
or D2006.)

Regards
Yannis.

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