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Topic: debug after ui.Window.getCurrent (Read 13624 times)
Nuno T.
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debug after ui.Window.getCurrent
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September 23, 2014, 04:51:49 pm »
Hi,
If i do
breakpoint
after one ui.Window.getCurrent() the program hangs.
Exemple code:
FUNCTION test()
DEFINE result SMALLINT
DEFINE mywin ui.Window
DEFINE myform ui.Form
OPEN WINDOW wfdMain WITH FORM "testform"
LET result = -1
BREAKPOINT
LET mywin = ui.Window.getCurrent()
BREAKPOINT
LET myform = mywin.getForm()
BREAKPOINT
LET result = 5
BREAKPOINT
CLOSE WINDOW wfdMain
END FUNCTION
After my first breakpoint the program works fine, and in my data window i can see User, Local, Module and Global variables values.
If i do next breakpoint twice, the program hangs and all the debug menu buttons next,step into, step out, continue are disabled, only the interrupt buton remains activ but it does nothing.
Can someone help on this, please.
Romain W.
Posts: 48
Re: debug after ui.Window.getCurrent
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September 23, 2014, 05:58:58 pm »
Hi,
This is a known issue, currently filed as #GST-5948. Will be fixed in next version.
For now, you can go on debugging from the 'Command' panel, but you have to enter the debugger commands manually.
Best regards,
Romain W.
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