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Originally Posted by DeluxeSamy
Aaaah I've just seen the arrow next to run script to go line by line. 10000 Times easier now, I was surprised it was not here.
Yes, it's a new option in v2.9.0.
One feature that may not be completely obvious in debugging though is the option to set a breakpoint.
For that, right-click a line of code.
The script will pause when it reaches that line.
I still need to make a short video about that.
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Originally Posted by DeluxeSamy
A couple of suggestions Scylla: I'd love to be able to print when scripting (into a txt maybe). It helps when debugging.
In a sense you can keep track of your results by making a graph.
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Originally Posted by DeluxeSamy
Also, would be nice if the script window (http://i.imgur.com/J4BFlRQ.png) can be made bigger when running the script because if you have multiple vars I can't see some of them. Unless there's a way and I haven't seen it
Yes, this is indeed a minor interface issue.
There's quite a few ways in which all variables could be displayed (bigger window, extra tab, display them as text below script window, etc).
I just need to decide on what method to use.
All of the information is there, and it's not hard technically; it's just an interface decision I haven't made yet.
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Originally Posted by DeluxeSamy
Also, is it possible to store more info? Would be awesome to have 'arrays'. For instance, I want to store the EV of SB, the EV of BB, and the range for SB and BB. As far as I understand, with datapoints I can only save two of these, right? Will try to use add 2d data point but with arrays everything would be so much more simple.
Isn't a 2D graph just basically an array?
Storing ranges is hard no matter what because they can't be displayed easily.