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8/5/2010 8:45 PM
 
Escaping  Modified By sexy-trousers  on 8/5/2010 11:47:00 PM

Love OWS, but I seem to spend half my life trying to get things escaped just right... It gets really tricky when you have multiple nested IIF statements and without the ability to see the processed script code in the debugger it just takes forever to guess what's going on and making trial and error code changes.

So my question is this, do you think it would be possible to amend the behavior of the debugger so you can see the code before and after the token replacement? Right now I just see my IIF code verbatim which doesn't help me work out what's going on during the processing/logic testing.

Maybe there could be a verbosity setting for the debugging that can be set to the various stages of processing that could allow us to toggle just how much detail is included in the debugging info. It would be nice to see loop iterations also...


Just a thought, and thanks for giving OWS to the community :)

TJ

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8/25/2010 9:02 AM
 

That would be nice in the debugger, but maybe even better in the editor.

Mike

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