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Well, a debugger on a breakpoint should allow you to inspect any local scope variables along the globals, go through the call stack.. And you can watch vars, ex
by juangacovas 5y ago
Well, a debugger on a breakpoint should allow you to inspect any local scope variables along the globals, go through the call stack.. And you can watch vars, execute immediate commands and more in others. If that's not "print" on breakpoint...
- sirwhinesalot 5y agoI don't want to print on a breakpoint, that is again useless, the cause of the problem might be far removed from the location of the exception. I want multiple breakpoints, each of which prints data, so I get a log of the behaviour of the relevant parts of the program overtime. Being able to stop the program at a single point does not help, not unless I can actively move backwards in time (not in the stack!) like in the Elm debugger (actually useful).